A municipality in Málaga records the highest minimum temperature this Saturday in Spain

Málaga is avoiding the passage of the storm 'Alice' which is causing rain in parts of Andalusia and floods in Valencia and Murcia..., in addition to a sharp drop in temperatures. So much so that in the Cantabrian town of Reinosa, they woke up this Saturday with negative degrees, specifically the town recorded -2.6 degrees at 8:10 AM.

On the opposite side, a town in Málaga, Marbella, reached 23.3 degrees this morning, marking the highest minimum temperature nationally, according to data from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet). Temperatures throughout the province are very pleasant despite being already in October. "Until five in the morning we had a tropical night at the three Aemet stations in Málaga capital," highlights José Luis Escucero, author of the Storms and Lightning blog on SUR.es.

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Besides Reinosa, the coldest places so far this day have been Pradollano, in the Sierra Nevada National Park in Granada, and Villablino, in León, both at 0.3ºC.