HOLY MOLY: No rain and highs of 28C during Semana Santa on Spain's Costa del Sol next week

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HOLY week is set to see temperatures soar up to 28C in Malaga next week.

According to weather agency AEMET, there will be virtually no rain in the province from April 12 to 21 with only a ‘subtle wind’ coming from the west.

From Sunday temperatures in the capital and along the coast will see the mercury rise to 23C and above.

Semana Santa Malaga

Monday to Wednesday will see the cloudiest days and there is a very small chance of rain but only in inland areas.

Wednesday will also see the strongest winds of the week.

Temperatures will rebound on Thursday with highs of 28C in the capital and 23C and above in coastal areas.

AEMET added that the forecasts for the end of next week remain unclear.

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The London native has a BA in International Relations from the University of Leeds and and an MA in the same subject from Queen Mary University London.
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