Seville starts the day under thick clouds and a mild breeze, but the sun is expected to break through by midday. With highs of 33°C and a slight chance of storms later, the weekend will bring even hotter, sunnier weather.
Seville began Thursday under a blanket of clouds, keeping the sun at bay until midday. By noon, forecasts from the Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET) call for skies to clear, leaving only a few clouds and setting the stage for another hot afternoon.
Morning storms are unlikely, though a brief shower or thunderstorm could develop toward evening. Temperatures will reach 33°C, matching yesterday’s high, while the night will cool to around 18°C. A light southwesterly breeze will do little to ease the heat. According to AEMET and local reports, these temperatures are part of a broader spell of unusually warm weather across southern Spain, with Seville running several degrees above the usual mid-September average.
In mid-September, Seville and Córdoba are seeing temperature peaks of 37–40°C, which is about 5–10°C above the seasonal average.
Friday is expected to bring mostly clear skies. Highs will again reach 33°C, with lows near 18°C. The difference in how the heat feels will be slight. The official forecast matches the recent yellow heat warnings for the province, as reported by EFE, with AEMET maintaining alerts for highs between 34°C and 38°C in the region.
By the weekend, Seville will shift back into full summer. Saturday will start clear, with temperatures rising—highs up to 34°C and lows at 20°C. Sunday could be even hotter, with forecasts pointing to 36°C during the day and 21°C at night. Winds will turn easterly, but the main story is the persistent sun and building heat. Meteorologists attribute this to a warm subtropical air mass over southern Spain, while the north faces rain and storms.
Elsewhere in Andalusia, the weather varies. Jerez de la Frontera will see a cloudy morning that clears by midday, with temperatures from 19°C to 28°C. Huelva will have clear skies in the morning, some clouds later, and similar temperatures—lows of 18°C and highs of 28°C.
Recent AEMET advisories for Andalusia have included not only heat warnings but also alerts for strong winds and coastal phenomena, highlighting the potential for locally adverse conditions beyond just high temperatures.
Forecasts may change as AEMET continues to monitor the situation. For Seville and nearby cities, the outlook is brief morning clouds followed by a weekend of strong sun and rising heat. It’s a familiar pattern for the city, where summer weather rarely lets up once it takes hold.
