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The weekend brought largely settled autumn weather to the Region of Murcia, with sunshine and warm afternoons providing a pleasant end to the week. Conditions are expected to remain warm at first, although cloudier skies and a chance of rain could develop in some areas as the week progresses.

 

Monday is set to bring plenty of sunshine and some high cloud, with dry weather expected across much of the Region. Cartagena should reach around 26°C, while Lorca is forecast to see a high of approximately 26°C too. Inland, Caravaca de la Cruz is also expected to enjoy a warm afternoon, with temperatures reaching around 25°C to 26°C.

 

Tuesday should remain warm, with long sunny spells and little chance of rain. Temperatures could reach around 26°C in Cartagena and Caravaca de la Cruz, while Yecla may climb to approximately 28°C. It will feel cooler early in the morning, particularly inland, before the afternoon sunshine lifts temperatures.

 

A change in the weather becomes more likely on Wednesday, with temperatures easing and cloud increasing in some areas. Yecla could see highs around 23°C, while Caravaca de la Cruz is also forecast to be cooler at approximately 23°C. There is a growing chance of showers in parts of the Region, so conditions may be less settled than earlier in the week.

 

Thursday is expected to remain fairly mild, although cloudier spells could persist and showers cannot be ruled out, particularly around the coast and in parts of the interior. Cartagena could reach around 25°C, while Lorca is likely to see temperatures in the low to mid-20s. Jumilla should also experience a cooler afternoon than at the start of the week.

 

 

Minimum and maximum temperatures in Region of Murcia this week:

 

• Monday October 26: Min 9; Max 27°C
• Tuesday October 27: Min 10; Max 29°C
• Wednesday October 28: Min 11; Max 26°C
• Thursday October 29: Min 9; Max 26°C

 

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