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Festival nights and desert heights in the midsummer heat

Thursday, 23 July 2026Updated Thursday, 23 July 2026

Festival nights and desert heights in the midsummer heat

Edition #204 of 365Santoral: Santa Brígida de Suecia

Midsummer in Andalucía is a time of glorious extremes, where the white-hot afternoons lead into balmy, jasmine-scented nights. From the Starlite stage in Marbella to moonlit concerts in Seville's Real Alcázar, the region is alive with music and festival spirit.

Today's reading

On this day in Andalucía

In 1931, Military forces in Seville used artillery fire to destroy the Casa Cornelio, a prominent social hub for the local communist movement, during a period of intense social unrest.

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Weather across the region

It is a scorching day inland with Granada reaching 40°C and Córdoba hitting 39°C, making the 21:31 sunset very welcome indeed. Almería sees morning fog and 31°C, while the Atlantic waters are a refreshing 23°C compared to the 28°C Mediterranean. Seek refuge in the Sierra Nevada where it is a cooler 28°C despite a 28% chance of rain.

Málaga · Costa del Sol

36°25°

Partly cloudy

Sevilla

37°22°

Partly cloudy

Córdoba

39°25°

Partly cloudy

Granada

40°22°

Partly cloudy

Sierra Nevada

28°21°

Partly cloudy

Cádiz · Costa de la Luz

25°23°

Partly cloudy

Huelva

34°22°

Partly cloudy

Almería · Cabo de Gata

31°27°

Fog

🌊 Mediterranean 28°C🌊 Atlantic 23°C☀️ Sunrise 07:16 · Sunset 21:31

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