Today's weather for fuengirola, Spain22nd Nov 2009 04:00
Last Updated : 22nd Nov 2009 04:00 GMT 22nd Nov 2009 05:00 CET
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Partly Cloudy | 13°c (55°f) | ||||||||||
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Holiday Reviews for fuengirola
I've been to Fuengirola about 12 times now and its only rained once; not bad!! Ive been in June, July, September, November and February and its alway - Read More Review by : Wendy Campion - Friday 10th July 2009
This evening's weather forecast for
fuengirola, Spain
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Cloudy skies
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15°c (59°f) | NNW 10mph (16 kph) |
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+1 hours
fuengirola is in the time zone (CET) which has a difference of +1 hours to GMT.
Local Time22 Nov 2009 05:26
GMT22 Nov 2009 04:26
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Sunrise 08:01hrs
Sunset 18:05hrs
Moonrise 12:00hrs
Moonset 22:05hrs
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Weather Overview for fuengirola
Situated in Spain's
Summers
in Fuengirola are very long and hot. It is a favourite for sport enthusiasts
seeking the area’s long stretches of perfect weather. In June eleven hours of
sunshine per day is average, though it sometimes appears hazy. The sea gets up
to a comfortable 20°C and low humidity takes the edge off the heat. The peak
months of July and August see temperatures around 30°C and the cooling sea
breeze cannot always be relied upon for relief. Blue skies and brilliant
sunshine are to be expected every day with little exception and the sea
sometimes reaches the mid 20s. The nights stay uncomfortably hot nearing 20°C.
September remains very hot, humidity levels rise, without much chance of
refreshing rain, and fog often loiters over the beaches.
In the early and late
months of the summer, May and October, day time temperatures are regularly in
the mid 20s, while the evenings can be considerably cooler seeing average lows
around 13°C. These are considered by some to be the best months to visit this
area of
Autumn,
winter and spring are characterised by unpredictability. While the middle of
winter, in December and January, is certainly the coldest point of the year on
average, the entire period from November to April sees huge discrepancies
between weather conditions from one day to the next. Rain and thunder can last
for days and temperatures can drop enough to see the occasional frost, yet
other days will receive brilliant sunshine and temperatures into the low 20s.
In November the sea is still warm enough to dip into, after which it cools down
till the summer. February sees Fuengirola’s springtime and the blossoming of Andalucian
almond trees.
Sitting on

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