Weather for the week ahead in Spain – Pollen counts high, but what of the rain?

The next few days will be near perfect spring temperatures in Mediterranean Spain. This is the best time to accomplish your tasks. There are many opportunities for outdoor activities that can be done in comfort. Calm and pleasant weather As everyone prepares to face the heat that is expected to arrive early in the month of June, the mood will be set at the beginning the week.

Mediterranean Spain weather for the South and East coasts

In the next few days, the Balearics, the Balearic coasts, and the south and east coastlines will be covered in light clouds. These areas should have stable conditions that are ideal for outdoor activities and coastal pursuits. The sun’s rays are not fooled by cloud cover or a light breeze.

Stormy and erratic weather in Northern Spain

Storms with unpredictable weather dominate the north and northeast regions of the country at this time. Flash floods and hail are common in these areas, but not on the Med Coasts. Travellers should be cautious in these regions due to the unsettling weather patterns.

Temperatures in Spain for the first week of early this year

Alicante and Malaga are expected to have maximum daytime temperatures of 27 degrees and 26 degrees respectively at the beginning of the week. The majority of other places will experience temperatures between 21 and 23 during the daytime. In hilly areas of the inland, nighttime lows can drop to as low as 10°C. This will create cooler evenings.

Expected midweek heating in all regions

All areas will feel a gradual warming starting on Tuesday, May 12th. Alicante will see temperatures rise steadily to a maximum 28 degrees. As the week advances, comfort levels will continue to rise in all areas of the Mediterranean coast regions.

Limited shower risks midweek to weekend

Some areas are likely to experience isolated light showers on Wednesday and/or Saturday. However, the majority of places will be dry.

Pollen alert in southern Spain

Malaga Almeria Murcia and other southern Spanish regions are experiencing high to very-high pollen counts. For hay fever patients, the pollen levels of olive and grass will be noticeable. This peak intensity will continue through June. Air-borne allergies are at their peak during this period, so it is important that those who suffer from them take the appropriate steps to control symptoms.

Outlook for weekend Spring events

The weekend is looking good for outdoor spring events and festivals. Many areas continue to enjoy warm temperatures that are perfect for t-shirts. According to current indicators, light cloud cover is prevalent in most places. The rain and storms will remain inland, and in the northern areas. Coastal zones are expected to be mostly clear. Enjoy your week!