A DANA storm should cause the mercury to dip across Spain by Sunday June 19
If all goes to plan, a storm will form in the Bay of Biscay late on Saturday “with cold air approaching our territory.” It will gradually remove the haze from the Mediterranean coast and create a good deal of rain in the northwest of the country, but for the rest of Spain the weather should remain stable, though considerably cooler.
Friday June 17

The heat is expected to intensify again on Friday, particularly in the north and east, but the vast majority of the country, along with the Balearic and Canary Islands, have been issued with yellow and orange weather warnings for high temperatures.
Maximum temperatures on Friday:
Alicante: 35ºC
Almería: 37ºC
Málaga: 31ºC
Murcia: 39ºC
Saturday June 18

Maximum temperatures on Saturday:
Alicante: 34ºC
Almería: 33ºC
Málaga: 31ºC
Murcia: 38ºC
Sunday June 19

Big changes are expected on Sunday, with day-time temperatures forecast to drop between 5 and 10 degrees in many areas, even dipping below the 30ºC mark in Galicia, eastern Andalucía and the Canary Islands.
Maximum temperatures on Sunday:
Alicante: 30ºC
Almería: 31ºC
Málaga: 31ºC
Murcia: 37ºC
Images: Aemet
Source: Murcia Today