Does it snow in Seville, Spain?

Question

Does it snow in Seville, Spain?

Answer 1

im not sure....i lived in spain when i was little. But i think it does!

Answer 2

Not normally but you never know. Three years ago in Málaga which isn´t too far from Sevilla the temperature one night fell to -10c. There were a few flurries of snow, and two years ago it snowed a little. Generally it is a mild climate. Tonight here in the Málaga area it is cold. The temperature has fallen to 10c. That´s cold to me but if you came here from northern Europe you´d feel warmer.

Answer 3

It is very difficult that it snows here, because Seville is to the south of Europe and to 3 meters on the sea and in a valley.  This does that temperatures bigger than the 40ºC = 104ºF are reached in summer   and in winter 10ºC = 50ºF

Answer 4

I lived in Seville many years ago.  They really don´t know snow there, but one time, just once, there were really light flurries.  Other than that, Nope.  They didn´t even recognize that it wasn´t rain, except for Toni.  She had lived in England.

Interestingly, there are places where they ski in Spain, and some places where it actually "dumps".  I´ve seen photos of Segovia with close to a foot of snow on the Aqueduct.  And of course, in the Pyranees, where there is a bid to have the winter olympics in about 8 - 12 years.  

Nope.  Not really. Not in Seville.

Answer 5

It is a thing that can happen very rarely, every forty years or so, and it is usually just a few snowflakes. Seville is placed in a low altitude and very much in the south. My father is from Seville.

Answer 6

normally not. look into www.inm.es!

Answer 7

Not usually, is in the South and close to the sea, so they almost never get snow.