For this Friday, partly cloudy skies are anticipated across the Valencian Community, although with intervals of high-altitude clouds throughout the day. Light showers are not ruled out in the southern part of the territory. Maximum temperatures will see a decrease compared to previous days, and minimums will also drop slightly or remain stable. Winds will be light from the west, easing further in the late hours.
The forecast for Saturday indicates a stable day, with mostly clear or clear skies. Minimum temperatures will continue to fall, leading to cooler mornings and early daytime hours. Maximum temperatures will slightly decrease along the central coast, while they will rise in the interior of Valencia and Alicante provinces. Other areas are expected to remain largely unchanged. Winds will generally be light, with moderate intervals, predominantly from the west initially, shifting to easterly during central hours.
The last 24 hours have recorded warm values in the provincial capitals. In Castellón, the maximum temperature was 35.9 degrees Celsius and the minimum was 25.1. In Valencia city, the maximum temperature reached 36.3 degrees, with a minimum of 24.7, confirming a tropical night. In Alicante, the maximum was 32.1 degrees and the minimum was 24.1.
Regarding coastal waters, changes are expected. Off the coast of Castellón, south winds (force 4-5) will ease to variable (3-4) at night, returning to south and southeast in the morning. The sea state will transition from slight to choppy, with possible showers or thunderstorms. In Valencia's waters, south and southeast winds (3-5) will shift to west at night and southeast in the afternoon, with seas ranging from choppy to slight, and isolated showers possible. Off the coast of Alicante, southwest winds (4-6) will ease and shift to west/northwest (3-5), finally becoming variable (3-4), with seas ranging from rough to choppy and a southerly/southwesterly swell of approximately 1 meter.
