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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the NewsPrism weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Spain’s 10-day forecast brings a split between the Mediterranean coast and inland – Alicante and Barcelona see mild highs near 22°C with occasional showers, while Madrid and the north stay cooler and wetter. The live forecast above for London offers a useful UK comparison.
What is the weather in Spain this week?
– Costa del Sol and the Balearic Islands: mostly sunny, highs 20–24°C, light breezes.
– Weather in Alicante 10 days: mix of cloud and sun, with a 30% chance of rain mid-week – still pleasant for beach visits.
– Weather in Madrid 10 days: cooler, 15–20°C, with possible thunderstorms from Thursday; nights drop to 8°C.
– Northern Spain (Bilbao, Santiago): persistent rain and strong winds – this is the bad weather in Spain this week, with warnings for coastal gusts.
– The live forecast above provides real-time conditions for London, highlighting the contrast in temperatures.
How does the 10-day outlook compare with longer-range forecasts?
– Spain weather forecast 14 days shows a similar pattern, but with increasing uncertainty for the second week – the Atlantic fronts may linger.
– Spain weather forecast 15 days and beyond suggest a gradual drying trend from the south, though models diverge.
– Spain weather forecast 30 days indicates a warmer-than-average end to the month for the Mediterranean region.
– For detailed model data, the Met Office’s weather in Spain 10 days Met Office page offers reliable guidance.
Will it rain in Alicante this week?
Yes, there’s a 30% chance of rain on Wednesday and Thursday, but most days stay dry with sunny spells. Showers are light and brief, unlikely to disrupt plans.
Is Madrid colder than the coast this week?
Yes – Madrid’s highs are 5–7°C lower than Alicante or Barcelona, and nights are notably chilly. Threat of thunderstorms means you’ll need layers and a raincoat.
Where can I find the most reliable 10-day forecast for Spain?
The Met Office and BBC Weather provide authoritative updates. For Spanish data, AEMET is the official source. The live forecast above for London offers a familiar benchmark.
Sources
For the latest UK conditions, check the UK weather hub and the 10-day forecast. Travellers to the Costa Blanca may also want the Benidorm weather guide.