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Following on from the earlier part of the week, the settled pattern continues across Andalucía, but with a noticeable rise in temperatures inland and strengthening winds along the coast. There will also be more cloud at times, especially near the Mediterranean, though sunny spells remain widespread.

 

 

A mix of cloud and sunshine, with thicker cloud along the Mediterranean coast, gradually breaking up through the day. Elsewhere it stays mostly bright, with some afternoon cloud inland. It will turn very hot in the Guadalquivir Valley, with Seville reaching up to 38°C under a yellow heat warning. Coastal areas face yellow wind warnings, particularly around Almería and Cádiz, where strong to very strong easterly gusts are expected, especially near Tarifa.

 

 

Hot and at times windy once again. Skies will be partly cloudy with high cloud passing through. Heat warnings remain in place and expand, with Córdoba reaching around 39°C, Jaén about 37°C, and Seville again close to 38°C. At the same time, wind warnings continue along the coast and spread further inland, affecting Cádiz, Almería and Granada, with strong easterlies and occasional very strong gusts.

 

 

A similar pattern continues, with sunshine filtered by mid and high cloud. Temperatures ease slightly in the hottest inland areas, dropping a degree or two, while coastal spots such as Huelva remain more comfortable. Easterly winds persist, still strong at times along exposed coastal areas, particularly near Cádiz.

 

 

Cloud becomes more noticeable, with intervals of mid and high cloud and a small chance of scattered showers. Western areas cool a little, while Mediterranean spots such as Málaga see temperatures edge up slightly. Winds turn westerly and lighter, bringing a fresher feel.

 

 

The contrast between hot inland conditions and breezy coasts remains the key feature, with a slight easing of both heat and wind as Sunday arrives.

 

 

 

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