25 Feb, 2018 @ 14:30
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Forecaster predicts Spain will have hotter than average spring

dry and warm spring

THE Iberian Peninsula will experience a drier and warmer than average spring.

According to Accuweather, an ‘area of high pressure will build west of the Iberian Peninsula and shield much of western Europe from frequent storm systems.’

March is forecast to be the wettest period of the season, particularly across Portugal and parts of Spain ‘before a shift to very dry weather occurs from late March into May’.

Infrequent storms will cause ‘unseasonable warmth to build from the Iberian Peninsula,’ the weather agency added.

Eastern Spain and southern France are predicted to have the most prolonged and significant warmth.

“The warm and dry weather will come at a cost as the threat for drought conditions will grow in eastern Spain and southern France,” Accuweather warns.

“Prolonged dry spells during spring may cause problems for agriculture due to a lack of soil moisture in areas that typically see very infrequent rainfall during the summer,” the forecaster added.

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