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As we head into the second half of July, Andalucía is looking at another stretch of mostly calm and sunny weather. It’s set to stay very warm inland, with weather warnings issued again for high temperatures in several areas.

 

On the coast, though, a bit of morning cloud and some welcome breezes will help to keep things feeling a little more comfortable. Skies will stay clear across most of the region, with just the odd cloud popping up over the sierras during the afternoon.

 

 

Clear skies will dominate, with some early low cloud likely along the Mediterranean coast and around the Strait. The hottest weather will be found inland, where towns like Córdoba and Jaén could see temperatures climbing once again. It’ll also heat up around Huelva and Almería, while the Sierra Morena might see a slight dip in the morning lows. Winds will start off light and variable but will pick up from the west through the afternoon.

 

 

Friday brings more sunshine and a similar pattern, with morning mist or fog possible along the eastern coast. While it will stay very warm along the Mediterranean side, with places like Málaga heating up, the rest of the region will enjoy slightly cooler conditions. Westerly winds will grow stronger as the day progresses, especially in coastal areas like Tarifa and the Strait, where a moderate Poniente may feel quite blustery at times.

 

 

Skies will stay crystal clear and temperatures will begin to ease slightly. It will still be a hot summer’s day, particularly around Granada and Seville, but not quite as scorching as earlier in the week. Expect light westerlies inland and moderate coastal breezes by afternoon.

 

 

The weather remains settled with clear skies across the board and a bit of afternoon cloud developing over the inland sierras. It’ll stay warm to hot in across Andalucía, with no big changes expected in temperature. Winds will be light inland but pick up along the coastline later in the day.

 

 

All in all, it’s shaping up to be a typically warm and settled few days. Inland spots will continue to sizzle, while coastal areas can look forward to clearer skies and a bit of welcome breeze. Ideal weather for keeping cool, taking it slow and enjoying summer at your own pace.

 

 

 

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