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Flores de Vida is located at an altitude of approximately 280 m and has a semi-continental climate. We are separated from the coastal climate by the small mountain range \u201cEls Ports,\u201d which rises to 1,000 m (high enough to keep us from having a Mediterranean climate).<\/p>\n
Therefore:
\n* Summers are relatively hot and dry (between 95\u00b0F and 104\u00b0F in July\/August)
\n* relatively cool winters, but very sunny and bright. There can be 8 to 10 days of night frosts (especially from late December to late February), which can drop to -2\u00b0C\/-3\u00b0C (rarely -4\u00b0C\/-5\u00b0C), and afternoons that easily reach +10\u00b0C\/+15\u00b0C.
\n* Occasional periods of fairly strong northwesterly winds (the Cierzo)
\n* Fairly low rainfall (300 to 400 mm\/year, on average)<\/p>\n
The current weather situation on Monday 15 June 2026 at 04:58 o’clock, 7 minutes ago: It is 19.1 \u00b0C. The sky is covered by 19 % with clouds and there was 0.0 mm rain in the last three hours. The wind blows with 3 km\/h from South-Southeast. The air contains 96 ppb Carbon monoxide.