Today, September 1st, the meteorological autumn begins in the northern hemisphere. Experience has shown that this also brings the first change in the weather and statistically this is particularly noticeable on the east coast of Spain.
The outlook for the coming week is therefore not unusual. We expect unstable weather and local thunderstorms with heavy rain and occasional hail. In our ICON forecast, for example, we expect 20 mm of rain for Valencia on Monday and 19 mm on Tuesday. And we also have another 8 mm of rain forecast for Wednesday. But there will also be thunderstorms in Barcelona, with 17 mm of rain on Tuesday and 8 mm on Wednesday. There is also a thunderstorm forecast for the city of Palma de Mallorca for Monday and Tuesday with up to 14 mm of rain.
Malaga has had hot, humid weather for weeks now. At night, our weather stations measure temperatures of over 25 °C and the humidity is 80%. Currently, Sunday morning at 6 a.m., our weather station at Malaga airport reports 27 °C and 77% humidity, which is a perceived temperature of 32 °C. To make matters worse, there is no wind. As of now, this weather situation is not really going to change.
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Thunderstorm and rain this morning at 4:15h.