The stability that the sun and good weather have brought to the Marina Alta in recent hours is coming to an end. According to forecasts, clouds will once again cover the skies in the region starting today, Thursday, March 13.
Rain could arrive in the Marina Alta region in the early morning hours. According to the State Meteorological Agency's forecast maps, widespread precipitation could fall during the middle of the day. However, the probability of rain will subside during the afternoon.
🌀The fronts associated with the Konrad storm and a secondary low will result in rain in large areas of the Peninsula on Wednesday and especially Thursday.
☃️In addition, the snow level will drop to 800/1000 meters in the northern half and 900/1300 meters in the southern half on Friday. pic.twitter.com/78y7uhMKLI
— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) March 11, 2025
As night falls, precipitation will resume in the region on Friday, March 14. Unstable weather will continue throughout tomorrow, with the possibility of thunderstorms.
The fronts arriving on the peninsula in the coming hours, associated with the storm named Konrad, will not only bring instability but also a more wintry atmosphere and temperatures. On Thursday, highs will remain at 16°C, and lows could drop to 9°C in inland areas of the region. On Friday, the coast will record highs of up to 15°C, while inland temperatures will reach 13°C. Friday's lows could drop by about four degrees compared to Thursday, reaching 7°C on the coast and 5°C inland.
