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As we move into the weekend, Andalucía will experience hot temperatures accompanied by occasional stormy showers in the eastern sierras. Meanwhile, dusty skies will affect much of the Atlantic side, bringing some haze and the chance of muddy rain. Weather warnings are in place for many areas as temperatures climb over 40ºC.

 

 

Stormy showers are expected in the eastern sierras, particularly near Granada and Jaen, where they may become locally strong with very gusty winds and hail. Much of Andalucía faces weather warnings as temperatures rise sharply along the Atlantic coast and inland eastern areas. Skies will be partly cloudy with mid and high clouds, and dust suspended over the western half, especially Huelva. Winds will be light to moderate, but watch for strong gusts near storms and a strong Levante wind through the Strait by Tarifa.

 

 

Temperatures remain high, especially along the Atlantic side and in eastern inland zones, prompting continued weather warnings. Skies will mostly be clear or with few clouds, though cloud build-up in the east near Almeria and Córdoba may bring storm showers that could be locally heavy. Dust will persist over the Atlantic coast, possibly causing muddy rain in places. Winds will be light to moderate with strong gusts possible close to any storms. 

 

 

Mostly clear skies dominate with some cloud developing in the eastern third, including around Jaen and Granada, where occasional showers and storms are possible. Dust continues to affect the Atlantic coast near Cádiz and Huelva. Temperatures will ease slightly in the west but stay steady elsewhere. Winds will be light and variable.

 

 

Skies will remain mostly clear with some cloud build-up through the day. Temperatures will hold steady across the region. Winds will be light and variable, except for moderate easterly breezes on the Mediterranean coast near Almeria and in the Strait by Tarifa.

 

Warm weather will continue through the weekend, interrupted by some unsettled showers inland and dusty conditions near the Atlantic. Remember to stay hydrated and take care during the hottest hours, especially where warnings are in place.

 

 

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