The average number of rainy days each month in Malaga
tends to decrease from April to July
There have been on average three times as many rainy days
in April than in June in Malaga
There were more rainy days in Santiago than in Malaga
in June and July from 2005 to 2009
There were less rainy days in Malaga than in Barcelona
in June and July from 2005 to 2009
July tends to be the driest month in Barcelona
It tends to get drier as April moves to August in Barcelona,
Santiago and Malaga
Santiago has been twice as wet as Malaga in some months
it gets wetter and wetter from July onwards
The range of minimum temperatures in Barcelona
from May to August is about the same as that of Malaga
it’s more likely to be dry in Malaga in the summer than in Barcelona
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the mean average minimum monthly temperature in Barcelona
from May to August is less than in Malaga
the mean average minimum monthly temperature in Barcelona
from May to August is 1.25 degrees Celcius less than in Malaga
the mean average minimum monthly temperature in Barcelona
from May to August is about the same as in Malaga
it tends to be hotter in the day in Malaga than in
Santiago or Barcelona
it has been at least 10 degrees Fahrenheit hotter
in Malaga compared with Santiago
the average maximum monthly temperature tends to increase
in Spain from April to September
the majority of days in Malaga from June to August are sunny
about three quarters of the days from June to August in Malaga are sunny
roughly a quarter of the days in the summer months in Malaga are not sunny
More than three quarters of the days in the summer months
in Barcelona are sunny
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There tends to be more sunshine in Malaga in the summer
compared with Barcelona
climate change means it is twice as likely to rain in Malaga these days
compared with how it used to be
it is much wetter in June in Malaga,
compared with July and August
there tends to be twice as many wet days in Malaga
in May compared with June
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