Torrential rain puts most of Andalucia on high alert: Weather forecast Jan 19-21
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The rain should ease off in southern Spain over the weekend after the passage of storm Juan
Storm Juan is raging over most of Spain at the moment, leaving numbing cold and drenching storms in its wake, and Andalucia looks set to be one of the worst affected regions at the beginning of the weekend.
Almost half the provinces have been placed on alert on Friday for driving winds and rain and treacherous sea conditions, but these storms should abate as the days go by.
Friday January 19
The entire region will be very overcast on Friday and nowhere will escape the rain, but the storms and hail showers will be far heavier in western Andalucia, especially in the first half of the day.
The snow level will drop to between 1,600 and 1,800 metres as the temperatures fall across the board.
Moderate westerly winds will develop into very strong gusts along the coasts.
The weather will be much improved on Saturday but the day will still be largely cloudy with occasional rain likely along the Mediterranean coast. Daytime and night-time temperatures will continue to fall and a gusty easterly wind will remain especially strong in the Mediterranean.
Yellow weather alert for rough seas: Almeria and Granada
Minimum and maximum temperatures on Saturday
Almeria: 10ºC to 17ºC
Cádiz: 8ºC to 17ºC
Cordoba: 3ºC to 15ºC
Granada: 3ºC to 15ºC
Huelva: 4ºC to 16ºC
Jaen: 7ºC to 14ºC
Malaga: 10ºC to 16ºC
Sevilla: 5ºC to 16ºC
Sunday January 21
Weak and scattered rainfall will persist along the Mediterranean coast and in the Strait area where the skies will be overcast all day. There will be slightly less cloud cover in the rest of Andalucia and daytime temperatures will inch up, more noticeably in western provinces.
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