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Weather in Spain set for a dramatic change after final summer weekend

Spain is heading into what could be the last properly summery weekend of 2026, with temperatures still reaching the mid-30s in many areas before rain, storms and a cooler air mass arrive from Monday, September 28. Forecasts from Spanish forecasters show temperatures beginning to fall over the weekend as an Atlantic trough moves towards the country. Even so, much of Spain will continue to feel… Source

Published Sep 25, 2026 · 5:45 AMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain2 reads
Spain is heading into what could be the last properly summery weekend of 2026, with temperatures still reaching the mid-30s in many areas before rain, storms and a cooler air mass arrive from Monday, September 28. Forecasts from Spanish forecasters show temperatures beginning to fall over the weekend as an Atlantic trough moves towards the country. Even so, much of Spain will continue to feel… Source
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