Seville’s storm is losing strength, but the rain is not over. Diario de Sevilla reports that Aemet, Spain’s State Meteorological Agency, expects weaker wind and no weather warnings in Seville city on Thursday, while showers stay likely through the day and into the weekend.
What happened
According to Diario de Sevilla, Aemet forecasts lighter wind and the end of the weather warnings (avisos meteorológicos) in the capital. The Campiña sevillana, the agricultural plain around the city, leaves behind the warnings for strong wind and rain that came with the storm on Wednesday.
The Ayuntamiento de Sevilla (city council) has confirmed that its parks, the municipal cemetery and outdoor sports facilities are open again. The paper says this was announced on the social media channel of Emergencias Sevilla, the city’s emergency service.
The early hours are expected to be calmer, with patches of cloud and a rain probability of around 5% between one and seven in the morning. Some clear spells could appear early on, but the paper says the improvement will not last. Cloud increases from mid-morning. Aemet’s hourly forecast puts the chance of rain at 85% from seven in the morning to one in the afternoon, and at 95% between 13:00 and 19:00. The rain is expected to be light at first and may alternate with dry spells.
Temperatures stay mild for the time of year, between 16 and 24 degrees in Seville city, with the warmest hours early in the afternoon. The wind blows mainly from the south-west at around 25 km/h, with gusts close to 40 km/h.
What it means for you
If you live in the city, the practical change is that the municipal spaces closed during the storm are open again. That covers parks, the cemetery and outdoor sports facilities. If you use a park for a commute, a dog walk or a sports session, you can go back, but expect wet ground and showers, especially from mid-morning. Carry an umbrella. The paper says rain should be mostly light, but the probabilities are high for most of the day.
The Sierra Sur de Sevilla, the hilly southern part of the province, is different. A yellow warning for wind (the lowest warning level) remains there until the early hours of Thursday, with gusts that could reach 80 km/h. The article does not say which towns are affected or give a more exact end time. If you travel or live there, check Aemet’s warnings page before setting out and secure loose items outdoors.
Plan for a damp end to the week. For Friday 13 November, Aemet keeps a 100% chance of rain in the first half of the day and 90% in the second, with temperatures between 14 and 24 degrees. On Saturday, the paper reports cloudy skies, more rain and temperatures between 13 and 22 degrees. Diario de Sevilla sums it up as a weaker storm, but not yet a return to stable, dry weather. The source does not mention school, transport or public service changes, so check directly with your usual provider if you need to travel.
What to watch next
- Updates from Emergencias Sevilla on social media, which the council used to announce the reopening of parks and facilities.
- Aemet’s forecasts and warnings for Seville province, particularly for the Sierra Sur, where the wind warning applies.
- The Friday and Saturday forecasts, which still show a high chance of rain and no firm return to dry weather.
Source: Diario de Sevilla
Sources
- Diario de Sevilla: El temporal afloja pero la Aemet prevé 100% de probabilidad de lluvia hasta las 19:00, accessed 12 November 2026
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