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Meteorology

Dry climate with little precipitation dominates in Alicante

It's basically dry Mediterranean. From the north of the province of Alicante to the south, and bordering the region of Murcia, the temperatures are very warm in summer and winter is mild, with averages of 10 to 13 º C.
Major cities in this Mediterranean climate features are Alicante, Benidorm, Elche, Orihuela and Torrevieja.
Rainfall is very terse, and if we go to the south of the province of Alicante emerges a rather arid climate, with mild winters around 12 º C.
The summers are very long, dry and hot with temperatures over 30 º C. The very few rains usually fall in the fall and spring seasons. Source: National Institute of Meteorology. Minimum temperatures in January are around 6 degrees, passing through 18 degrees in July-August and ending at 7 degrees in December. January average temperatures hover around 12 degrees, reaching 24 degrees in July and August and ending in December with 12 degrees. As maximum temperatures in January, the same side of 16 degrees, with peaks higher than 30 degrees in July and August, returning in December to the 16 degrees we mentioned in January.
As for precipitation, January is the average of 22 mm, rising progressively through the month of May with a record rainfall of 34 mm.
Subsequently, the average begins to decrease in June with 17 mm, up to the month of August with just 8 millimeters.
Periods of rain falling over the quarter in September, October and November, with rates ranging from 42 mm to 52 mm on average. Finally, we get to December with similar records to January, ie, 24/26 mm.