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Mojon Playa, Isla Plana, Murcia
Margaret almost made it into the sea yesterday evening. Only the strength of the undertow stopped her. The geothermal pool onsite was actually too hot!!
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I managed something I haven't done for a lot of years...
Well the Cadac was great, food eaten, but dark, wet, windy & cold so not quite Spain
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We've been in Sanluca de Barrameda, just up the road from Cadiz, for about 6.5 weeks. First three days it rained and then blue skies and bright sunshine ever since,,, absolutely Fantasmaglorious!
Chuck ya shorts and Crocks in the Moho and hotfoot it down ear Borr (Cadiz Region) ????
I shall havta GoGoogle Storm Jorge Borr,,, first I've heard of it?!All due to change this weekend, though. Storm Jorge is apparently coming in to spoil it all. I'm not really surprised, as we're hoping to set off for Spain on Thursday.
Well,,, that kinda sums it all up nicely Borr?!Copied from Facebook.
WEATHER AVISO ISSUED BY AEMet on 27th Feb
The long stable period, in which we still find ourselves, characterized by practically clear skies and higher temperatures than usual, will come to an end from Saturday, the 29th.
Storm "Jorge", will be located in the area of Ireland, with a cold front that will produce rain and very strong gusts of wind in the northwest area of Spain.
Later, between Sunday 1 and Tuesday 3, Atlantic front systems, associated with new pressure centers, will bring rainfall and strong winds to a good part of the mainland and the Balearic Islands,
On Saturday, the cold front associated with "Jorge" will cross the Peninsula from west to east, bringing widespread rain, mainly during the early morning, in Galicia and, weaker and occasional rain, in the rest of the Atlantic and Cantabrian areas.
Very strong gusts of wind (up to 100 km / h), from the southwest and west, will be limited to Galicia, the Cantabrian area and the high Iberian mountain ranges.
The strong wind will cause rough seas, with waves of 4 to 5 m. The front will also produce a notable decrease in daytime temperatures - to near normal for this time of the year.
Throughout the following days, new Atlantic fronts, with higher moisture content, will affect the mainland and the Balearic Islands.
On Sunday rainfall will affect much of the mainland, although there will be very little probability in the south and Mediterranean areas. On the contrary, the heaviest rains will be in the west and southwest of Galicia. The snow level will be around 1200 m.
Wind gusts from the west will be less strong than Saturday but they will affect more areas: the whole northwestern mainland quadrant, western Pyrenees and the high Iberian mountain ranges.
The height of the waves will be around 5 to 6 m off the coast of Galicia and Cantabria.
The most adverse day will probably be Monday, when a new storm will deepen in the vicinity of the mainland and the Balearic Islands, giving rise, in a generalized way, to
rain, very strong gusts of wind and rough seas.
Given the uncertainty in the storms position and its intensity, it is difficult to discriminate between some areas and others.
In principle, the greater amount of rain will fall in the northern and central half of the mainland, with a snow level of around 1000 meters.
Very strong gusts of wind will affect the entire mainland and the Balearic Islands, which may possibly reach 110 km / h in high areas.
There will be rough seas in all the coastlines, mainly of Galicia, Cantabria, Alboran Sea and Balearic Islands.
It is likely that on Tuesday, the stormy weather of Monday will move away towards Italy. However, there will still be precipitation in the north of the mainland and very strong wind gusts, as well as rough seas in the Mediterranean area.
Shoudda said thank you Borr,,,
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