Torrential Rain And Gale Force Wind Coming To The Costa Del Sol

The Costa Del Sol is about to be hit by torrential rain and gale-force winds

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Torrential Rain and Gale Force Wind coming to Costa Del Sol There are severe weather warnings in effect for Tuesday and tomorrow, including torrential rains and gale force winds.

Torrential Rain And Gale Force Wind Coming To The Costa Del Sol

Torrential rain and Gale Force wind Coming to Costa Del Sol

The Spanish national weather agency, AEMET, has issued two separate warnings. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Costa Del Sol is closed.

On Tuesday (27th January) Yellow weather warnings are in effect for gale force 7 winds which could reach speeds of up to 70kmh, and torrential rain fall of 15mm an hour . The alert is active between 6am and 6pm.

On Wednesday (28th January) The wind warning is now at the level of amber alert. Winds of up to 80km/h could hit the Costa Del Sol. On Wednesday, there is a yellow alert for torrential rainfall. Up to 15mm could fall per hour. Both warnings will be active between 8am and 4pm.

Click here for the latest Costa Del Sol forecast.

Wind Warning For The Costa Del Sol

Malaga Airport Delays

In some cases, adverse weather conditions can cause delays. Malaga airport. Check which flights are affected with our live flight tracker here.

Malaga Airport can be affected by severe weather conditions.

Weather Warnings Types

Yellow: Be alert. The next few days could bring severe weather that will affect the people living in the area. Yellow means you should prepare for travel delays and disruptions to your everyday activities.

Amber: Be prepared. It is more likely that bad weather will affect people in the area. This could cause travel delays, rail and road closures, power interruptions and even the risk of life and property.

Red: Take action. Extreme weather conditions are expected. Red means that people in the affected areas need to take immediate action to protect themselves and others from the effects of the weather. There is a high probability of widespread damage, power outages and travel disruptions.

Published: 26.01.2026

Written by Dave James.