On January 6th, 2025, the weather across various regions of Spain is set to exhibit diverse conditions, as forecasted by the Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET). Ceuta will experience overcast skies with thunderstorms from early morning until 6:00 AM, transitioning to clearer skies later. Morning showers are expected, with rainfall accumulating up to 7 liters per square meter around 3:00 AM, followed by light drizzles throughout the afternoon. The maximum temperature will hover around 17 degrees Celsius, with minimums staying close to 12.
Simultaneously, conditions will remain unsettled across Córdoba, where cloudy skies with storms will dominate from midnight until 6:00 AM. Precipitation is predicted to amount to about 13 liters per square meter during the first half of the day. By afternoon, the weather will clear somewhat, resulting in highs of approximately 17 degrees and lows dropping to around 4 degrees.
Gandia (Valencia) will face similar uncertain weather, starting with cloudy intervals until noon. Rain is likely to begin around midday, tapering off to clear conditions by the evening. Early temperatures will range from 11 to 19 degrees Celsius.
On the Canary Islands, Santa Cruz de Tenerife will present fewer clouds early on, transitioning to cloudier conditions by midday. The expected temperatures will remain stable around 23 degrees at maximum and 17 degrees at minimum, with no rain anticipated.
Santiago de Compostela will avoid the orange warning for coastal phenomena but anticipated rainfall early will evolve to partly cloudy skies post-noon. Overall, it could see temperatures ranging from 6 to 12 degrees.
Finally, Zamora will similarly experience occasional thunderstorms and rain accumulated at about 0.2 liters by early afternoon. Like other locations, temperature changes will not be drastic, predicted at around 10 degrees maximum and 3 degrees minimum.
The weather forecast indicates variable climatic conditions this forthcoming week, with AEMET providing continual updates. Residents should stay informed as conditions may fluctuate, ensuring preparedness for potential severe weather events.