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Several different weather fronts are due to hit Spain over the next few days and unfortunately, this means plenty of typical wintery weather for Andalucia. Rain will be almost widespread and very heavy at times, while westerly winds will feel blustery and wild in coastal areas.

 

Even so, daytime temperatures won’t change all that much so the week, in general, will be mild.

 

The first of the month will bring mostly cloudy skies with occasional showers, more likely on the Mediterranean coast. There should be some bright spells in the afternoon but it will darken again after an hour or two.

 

Night-time temperatures will drop along the Atlantic coast but Monday should be a little warmer than the weekend, particularly inland. However, easterly winds could feel blustery early on in coastal areas.

 

Tuesday will be very cloud and even overcast at times with light to moderate rain spreading from west to east as the hours go by.

 

The night will feel milder across the board but it will be cooler at the height of the day. Westerly winds will start to gather strength, becoming very breezy and gusty along the Mediterranean coast from midday onwards.

 

The first half of Wednesday will be very cloudy with widespread rain, but this should dry up towards the afternoon and the skies will brighten too.

 

Temperatures, however, will fall across the board and Wednesday night will be especially cold.

The winds will still be present but they’ll ease by the end of the day.

 

Thursday will be the most unsettled day, with occasionally heavy downpours expected everywhere but the Mediterranean coast. Even so, daytime temperatures should actually take a bit of an upward swing.

Westerly winds should remain light for the most part, but more gusts are likely in the Mediterranean.

 

Minimum and maximum temperatures in Andalucia this week:

 

• Monday December 1: Min 3ºC; Max 20ºC
• Tuesday December 2: Min 4ºC; Max 20ºC
• Wednesday December 3: Min 2ºC; Max 18ºC
• Thursday December 4: Min 2ºC; Max 19ºC

 

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