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While Storm Ciarán threatens the north and west of Spain with flooding and waves of up to 9 metres high this week, the province of Alicante is forecast to remain mostly dry, if reasonably cloudy.

 

According to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), Monday October 30 brings “cloudy skies, decreasing to cloudy intervals or partly cloudy skies in the late hours”, while minimum temperatures rise slightly.

 

Moderate winds from the southwest on the coast and light westerly winds in the rest of the province will signal the start of a blowy week in general.

 

For Tuesday 31, there will be more “cloudy intervals” while maximum temperatures during the day rise a little, and a little more on Wednesday November 1.

 

On Thursday 2, “predominantly cloudy skies” are likely to lead to some rainfall “in the interior of the northern half” of Alicante province, but the worst of this day will be the “occasionally strong westerly wind, with very strong gusts likely” of 35kmh.

 

 

 

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