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Climate and Weather in Spain
Climate
Some sixty million people visit the country each year and
so there are few people unaware of the climate in Spain. Of
course it is well known for its superb all year round sunshine.
The summers are hot and you can sunbathe virtually every day
from June through until September.
During the summer months there is very little rainfall and
daily temperatures reach highs of 35 centigrade and lows of
about 15 centigrade at night.
The winters on the other hand are generally mild and you
can expect clear sunny days as well as overcast but still
quite warm days. Daytime temperatures reach about 20 centigrade
and the evenings get noticeably cooler with lows of about
10 centigrade. Along the coast there is seldom any snow except
sometimes on the higher mountain ranges, you may also experience
a slight ground frost early in the morning. Mist, fog, black
ice etc, are words virtually unheard of in the Eastern and
Southern coastal resorts.
The rains usually come in early October and November when
the cold air from Northern Europe meets the warm air rising
from the Mediterranean, it usually lasts about a week and
can be very heavy at times.
Where to live in Spain? Well It has been widely reported
that according to the World Health Organization (WHO) the
Costa Blanca has one of the best overall climates in the world.
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