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Today's briefing
Saharan dust at moderate levels. Winds turning northwest should push the dust back out to sea. Sensitive groups may want to keep windows closed.
clears overnight
Weekly Outlook
Model estimates. Accuracy decreases beyond 48h.
| Day | Level | Peak PM10 |
|---|---|---|
| TODAY | moderate | 26 µg/m³ |
| TOMORROW | good | 14 µg/m³ |
| FRI | good | 13 µg/m³ |
| SAT | moderate | 21 µg/m³ |
| SUN | moderate | 21 µg/m³ |
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PM10 is elevated.
Air quality is improving.
Self-protection advice
- Official sources recommend keeping doors and windows closed during episodes
- Health authorities advise keeping prescribed medications on hand.
- Official guidance suggests drinking plenty of fluids and avoiding dry environments
- Official health authorities advise against strenuous outdoor exercise during episodes
- Health authorities advise consulting a doctor if you feel unwell.
Based on guidance from: Gobierno de Canarias
At-risk groups may include children, elderly, and people with respiratory or cardiovascular conditions, among others.
Official sources
For informational purposes only. Not medical advice. Always consult official sources and healthcare professionals.
Calima in Murcia
Frequency, duration & affected zones
Murcia averages 8-12 calima (kalima) episodes per year. Peak activity: spring and autumn.
Calima episodes in Murcia typically last 1–3 days. Dust levels can fluctuate and may linger after peak intensity passes.
Most affected: entire region, especially Campo de Cartagena.
Location in the southeast peninsula, frequently receiving dust from Algeria.