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Terry Jones

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Weather forecast for Granada
« on: January 06, 2010, 02:10:49 AM »
It is terrible weather in the UK right now.
I am coming to Granada on Friday with Ryan air from Stanstead.

Do you have a weather forecast for Granada?
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Steven Wellington

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Re: Weather forecast for Granada
« Reply #1 on: January 06, 2010, 02:21:22 AM »
These are the weather pages I use.

The weather is normally better than they predict.
It's very rare for the temperature to go below -1C.

This Norwegian one is my favourite
https://www.yr.no/en/forecast/daily-table/2-2517117/Spain/Andalusia/Granada/Granada

This one has a 15 day forecast.
https://accuweather.com/en/es/granada/306729/weather-forecast/306729

This one used to be very good.
https://wunderground.com/global/stations/08419.html

This one is in Spanish
https://tutiempo.net/Tiempo-Granada-E18001.html

Guide to speaking about the weather in Spanish
https://lingolex.com/swom/wom-weather.htm

This is a satellite picture of Spain.
(this can often be better than looking at a forecast)
Granada is not very rainy but if there is a big swirling cloud to the left of Portugal it often means that it will rain for several days.
https://meteo.fr/temps/europe/satellite/bigsateuj_12.jpg






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granadaexpert

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Re: Weather forecast for Granada
« Reply #2 on: August 19, 2011, 03:48:48 AM »
In Spain in August it is common to have summer storms which only last a few hours.

There has been a lot of false reports of summer thunder storms in the weather forecasts recently.
This is probably because the storms are quite small and probably only a few miles across.

I have found that the best way of knowing if a summer storm is actually going to happen is by looking at a radar image.

There is one here.
https://weatheronline.co.uk/weather/maps/radar?LANG=en&STRUCTUR=maps&CONT=euro&CREG=r3ml
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