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Cool, settled weather continues across Andalucía to round off the week, with plenty of sunshine, some sharp overnight frosts inland and a bit more cloud and rain creeping in from the Atlantic by Sunday. Daytime temperatures hover in the mid to high teens for many, nudging around 20 degrees in the warmest coastal spots, so it is a good few days for layers rather than heavy winter gear.

 

 

Skies are generally clear or just lightly clouded, giving a bright but chilly day for much of the region. Minimum temperatures fall away, with light frosts in the Sierra Morena and in parts of the eastern interior near Granada and Jaén, locally a little sharper in the mountains. Afternoons feel cooler along the Mediterranean coast, while inland areas like Córdoba hold steady or edge up slightly. Winds stay light and variable on the Mediterranean side, with light to moderate north-easterlies elsewhere and a moderate easterly breeze funnelling through the Strait around Tarifa.

 

 

Another fine, mostly sunny day, with just a few patches of cloud drifting through. Temperatures rise a touch, especially by the afternoon, with highs close to 19–20 degrees around Cádiz and Málaga, and a pleasant feel along the coast. Nights remain cold inland, with a risk of light frost in some of the eastern ranges. Winds are generally light from the north, while the Levante easterly continues to blow moderately in the Strait area.

 

 

Cloud increases a little, with mid and high cloud spreading in, so skies look more hazy than pure blue by the end of the day. Temperatures are broadly unchanged or creeping up slightly, although maximums in the far west near Huelva may slip back a degree or two. Seville’s nearby lowlands and the eastern coastline, still reach comfortable late-autumn highs. Winds start off light and variable but tend to freshen from the west along exposed coastal stretches later on.

 

 

Sunday turns cloudier, particularly along the Atlantic side, where there is a chance of some light rain or drizzle at times. Minimum temperatures rise, so it is a less frosty start inland, but daytime highs dip, especially away from the Mediterranean, though Almería may still reach around 22 degrees. Westerly winds become light to moderate, strengthening along the coasts with some livelier gusts on Mediterranean shores and around Granada’s nearby coastal strip.

 

 

Overall, it´s a fairly typical end to November for Andalucía, with crisp nights, plenty of usable daytime sunshine and just a hint of wetter, windier weather returning as the weekend comes to a close.

 

 

 

 

 

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