The weather in Almeria
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The province of Almeria, due to its mountainous terrain and its position to the southeast of the Iberian peninsula next to the Mediterranean Sea, has different types of climate: a Mediterranean climate, desert climate and continental climate.
One of its main characteristics is a sky that is almost always clear and very sunny. On the coast the west wind prevails and near the city of Almeria, the east wind, which is notable because when it blows, the temperature usually increases by several degrees.
The rainfall is scarce, and in particular, the Cabo de Gata receives the least amount of rain in the whole of the Iberian Peninsula. Likewise, the Tabernas desert is the only arid desert on the European continent, which gives it the unique characteristics that have served as a background for films, music videos and television commercials.
The average annual temperature is 18.7ºC, reaching over 30ºC in the hottest months of summer.
One of its main characteristics is a sky that is almost always clear and very sunny. On the coast the west wind prevails and near the city of Almeria, the east wind, which is notable because when it blows, the temperature usually increases by several degrees.
The rainfall is scarce, and in particular, the Cabo de Gata receives the least amount of rain in the whole of the Iberian Peninsula. Likewise, the Tabernas desert is the only arid desert on the European continent, which gives it the unique characteristics that have served as a background for films, music videos and television commercials.
The average annual temperature is 18.7ºC, reaching over 30ºC in the hottest months of summer.
