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After the run of breezy, hot weather over the past few days, Andalucía stays mostly settled, with plenty of sunshine and only a little patchy cloud. The main exception remains the province of Cádiz, where the easterly wind are very string for much of the period, while inland areas turn hotter day by day.

 

 

Partly cloudy skies are expected, with intervals of high cloud drifting through at times. Temperatures change very little, but it will still feel warm around Granada under plenty of sunshine. Winds stay light and variable for most, although the province of Málaga and Almería will see some strong winds and Cádiz remains with a yellow warning in place for much of the day and will have gusts upto nearly 80kph.

 

 

Mostly clear skies return for many places, with only a few patches of cloud and temperatures holding steady. Huelva and Tarifa should both see a bright day, though the latter will still notice the breeze. In Cádiz, the yellow warning eases through the afternoon, but moderate easterly winds will continue to make themselves felt.

 

 

More sunshine follows, with just the odd cloud and temperatures edging up a little, especially in the warmer inland spots. Jaen and Almería look set for a hot afternoon, while the coast stays more comfortable. Winds remain light and variable across most areas, although Córdoba is likely to feel much warmer too as the day goes on.

 

 

Partly cloudy or mostly clear skies continue, with temperatures rising right across Andalucía. Seville is expected to reach 39°C, making it the standout hot spot of the week, while the eastern side stays hot as well. The easterly breeze lingers in the Strait of Gibraltar, but elsewhere it should feel calmer and hotter than the start of the week.

 

 

The week stays mostly dry and bright, with the heat building inland and the strongest winds still limited to Cádiz and the Strait of Gibraltar.

 

 

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