Overview

• Castilla y León saw a 41% precipitation surplus during spring, making it its sixth-wettest season since 1961 and driving minimum temperatures 0.7°C above average.
• Andalucía experienced its third-highest spring rainfall on record with 301.6 liters per square meter, most of which fell in an unusually stormy March.
• Aemet assigns a 60% probability of above-normal summer temperatures in Andalucía and describes a high likelihood of a warm season in Castilla y León.
• Forecasts indicate that average temperatures in Castilla y León will remain above normal through late June and early July with no significant rainfall signals.
• Government delegates note that Aemet’s accurate data and forecasts underpin risk mitigation and resource management across both regions.