At last! Summer weather sweeps across Spain
After a long rainy spring that has stretched on for what seems like months and months, it’s finally time to pack away your winter wardrobe as summer weather has officially arrived.
Spain’s state meteorological agency has forecast clear skies across nearly all the peninsula with temperatures expected to reach above a more seasonal 30C in Madrid for the first time this year.
Mapa de niveles de riesgo #IIFF #Península , #Baleares y #Canarias para hoy #viernes#Temperaturas?️Se superarán 30º en zonas de la mitad sur peninsular, y 35º en el valle del Guadalquivir.
Si ves?avisa al ☎️112https://t.co/MVph8kDaGR pic.twitter.com/G7VdomHS6U
— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) June 15, 2018
Only patches of Cantabria, the Basque Country and Navarra will be overcast, while those in the islands - both the Canaries and the Balearics – can expect to see scattered showers.
In the south, temperatures are predicted to soar into the high 30s, peaking in Cordoba at 38C on Sunday.
Prediction for Saturday by Eltiempo.es
READ ALSO: Ten things that only happen in Spain when summer arrives
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Spain’s state meteorological agency has forecast clear skies across nearly all the peninsula with temperatures expected to reach above a more seasonal 30C in Madrid for the first time this year.
Mapa de niveles de riesgo #IIFF #Península , #Baleares y #Canarias para hoy #viernes#Temperaturas?️Se superarán 30º en zonas de la mitad sur peninsular, y 35º en el valle del Guadalquivir.
— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) June 15, 2018
Si ves?avisa al ☎️112https://t.co/MVph8kDaGR pic.twitter.com/G7VdomHS6U
Only patches of Cantabria, the Basque Country and Navarra will be overcast, while those in the islands - both the Canaries and the Balearics – can expect to see scattered showers.
In the south, temperatures are predicted to soar into the high 30s, peaking in Cordoba at 38C on Sunday.
Prediction for Saturday by Eltiempo.es
READ ALSO: Ten things that only happen in Spain when summer arrives
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