Alicante, Spain, experiences a Mediterranean climate, with springtime arriving in March. This period marks a transition from the cooler winter months to the warmer summer season. Typical conditions include mild temperatures, increasing sunshine hours, and a relatively low chance of rainfall compared to earlier months. Specific climate data reveals average highs ranging from 17-20C (63-68F) and lows around 9-12C (48-54F).
The pleasant conditions prevalent during this time make it an attractive period for tourism and outdoor activities. The region sees a surge in visitors drawn to the warmer weather and the opportunity to enjoy the beaches and local scenery. Historically, this time of year has signified the start of the agricultural season, with favorable conditions for crops and vineyards in the surrounding areas. The transition into warmer, drier weather supports growth and contributes to the rich agricultural heritage of the region.
