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Don't put away your umbrellas yet, there's more to rain to come to Spain. The storm train will give a lull during this afternoon and most of tomorrow, with Aemet forecasting only a few minor showers.
But on Thursday the rain will return to Malaga province, following the arrival of a new Atlantic storm, which has been christened Konrad. In the case of Malaga, Spain's state meteorological agency (Aemet) has activated new yellow warnings (slight risk) for the 13 March, due to the combination of various phenomena.
First the rain, with up to 15mm accumulated in one hour, and up to 40mm in twelve. This could happen in Malaga city, on the western Costa del Sol, the Guadalhorce Valley, Axarquía and Ronda area. The statistical probability of this happening is quite high, from 40 to 70%.
In addition to possible heavy downpours, there will be warnings for thunderstorms and winds, with maximum gusts of up to 70 km/h.
In addition to the above, Aemet also warns of rough seas, with winds from the west and southwest of 50 to 60 km/h (force 7) and waves of 2 to 3 metres in height. Furthermore, in this case the sea storm will be worse, as it will be a combination of wind and swell, giving rise to waves that may reach four metres in height.
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