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Travel information and guide to the weather in Andalucia, Costa del sol & Costa de la Luz, Spain.

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The weather in Andalucia spain.

Andalucia is renowned for it's climate and fantastic weather and is the ideal area to book a private villa or apartment for your next holiday in Spain.

Andalucia enjoys an average of 325 days or 3,000 hours of sunshine every year.

Basically it 's usually sunny and has a fantastic climate for outdoor living. For those who want more precise information we can tell you that there are three distinctive weather zones in Andalucia, the Costal area, the Inland Lowland area and the Inland Highland area.

The weather  in the Costal Area

The costal areas include Marbella , Calahonda , Malaga , Cadiz , Huelva and Almeria .

The costal area has hot summers and you can normally sunbathe almost every day from June to September.

Summers tend to have virtually no rain.

Temperatures can reach daily highs of approximately 35 degrees Celsius and nightly lows of about 15 degrees Celsius.

Summer is shirtsleeve weather all the time including evenings.

Winters are very mild and are a mixture of beautiful clear, sunny winter days with overcast but warm days. Evenings can be noticeably cooler.

The first rains generally arrive pass through in early October and they can be heavy but rarely last more than a day or two.

Temperatures generally reach daily highs of approximately 20 degrees Celsius and nightly lows are rarely much below 10 degrees Celsius.

Winter normally means wearing a pullover in the day and a light jacket in the evening.

 The weather in the Inland Lowland Area.

The inland lowland areas including Seville , Cordoba and Jaen.

Inland areas have very hot summers and you can expect hot sun almost every day from June to September.

Summers tend to have virtually no rain.

Temperatures can reach daily highs up to 40 degrees Celsius and nightly lows of 18 degrees Celsius.

Summer is shirtsleeve weather all the time evenings included.

Winters are mild and tend to be a mixture of beautiful clear, sunny winter days with overcast but warm days. Evenings can be noticeably cooler.

The first rains usually arrive in late September or early October and they can be heavy but they rarely last more than a day or two.

Temperatures generally reach daily highs of approximately 20 degrees Celsius and nightly lows are rarely below 10 degrees Celsius.

Winter normally means a pullover in the day and a light jacket in the evening.

The weather in the Inland Highland Area.

Inland highland areas include Granada and the Sierra Nevada .

This area has warm summers and you can expect sunny days virtually every day from June to September.

Summers tend to have virtually no rain.

June, July and August are hot.

Temperatures can reach daily highs of up to 30 degrees Celsius and nightly lows of 8 degrees Celsius.

Summer normally means shirtsleeve weather in the day and occasionally a light pullover in the evenings.

Winters tend to be cool with a mixture of beautiful clear, sunny days with overcast but cool days. Evenings are noticeably cooler after the sun sets.

The first rains tend to arrive in late September or early October. They can be heavy rarely last more than a day or two.

Temperatures generally reach daily highs of approximately 20 degrees Celsius and nightly lows down to freezing.

Winter means a pullover or jacket should be worn in the day, a warm coat will generally be needed in the evening. Room heating is required in this area in the winter.

To sum up the weather in Andalucia, Costa del Sol & Costa de la Luz is great so why not click here to book a holiday home or vacation villa to rent in Andalucia !

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