
The snowfall has been particularly visible in places such as Sierra Gorda and Sierra de San Jorge, the peaks of which are completely white.
Snow fell in the early hours of Tuesday due to the arrival of a cold drop (known as a 'dana' in Spain) from the north-west. This caused an abrupt change in atmospheric conditions. The rapid advance of this high altitude depression towards the south has generated instability in a large part of the country.
For Tuesday, state meteorological agency Aemet has activated snowfall warnings in several areas of the Andalucía.
In the case of the province of Malaga, the warning has been in force since the early hours of the morning and will remain active until midday in the Ronda district. According to forecasts, there was a ten to 40 per cent chance of snow accumulations of up to two centimetres over a 24-hour period.
The weather forecast also pointed to a significant drop in the snow level, to between 900 and 1,000 metres above sea level.
This Tuesday will also be particularly cold throughout Andalucía, with maximum temperatures barely exceeding 16C.



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