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After last week’s largely warm and settled spell, the new week keeps a similar feel across Andalucía, though with a little more cloud drifting through at times and a small risk of showers in the east. Temperatures remain in early summer territory, with plenty of fine weather inland and generally light winds.

 

 

A calm and pleasant start to the week with partly cloudy skies. Early low cloud and some patchy mist may affect parts of the Mediterranean coast, especially around Málaga, before clearing through the morning. Cloud will build later over inland areas near Granada, though it should stay dry. Temperatures show little change, with light and variable winds, occasionally moderate.

 

 

A slightly more unsettled feel inland, though still largely fine. Early coastal cloud or mist is again possible, clearing to brighter spells. During the afternoon, cloud thickens over eastern areas with the chance of a few showers. It will turn hot inland, with Córdoba peaking near 38°C and Seville also seeing rising temperatures, while coastal areas remain a little cooler. Winds stay light to moderate and variable.

 

 

More cloud develops along the coast, with the chance of a passing shower, particularly around Almería. Inland areas remain brighter for much of the day. Temperatures dip slightly along the Atlantic side, with Cádiz and Huelva enjoying more comfortable mid to high twenties, while elsewhere they remain steady. Easterly winds become moderate to strong at times along exposed coasts.

 

 

A mix of sun and cloud to round off the period. The Strait area, including Tarifa, may see thicker cloud and the odd light shower. Further inland, places such as Jaen will stay mostly dry with some afternoon cloud build-up. Temperatures show little change, while easterly winds remain moderate to strong near the coast and lighter inland.

 

 

The week continues in a familiar early summer pattern, warm, generally settled, and only briefly unsettled in places.

 

 

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