Calima in Zaragoza
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Clearing in ~2 days.
Lower levels expected: 15:00–17:00
Health authorities advise sensitive groups to take precautions
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PM10 is elevated.
Lower levels expected: 15:00–17:00
▶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.
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Calima in Zaragoza
Zaragoza averages 3-6 calima (kalima) episodes per year. Peak activity: spring and early summer.
Calima episodes in Zaragoza typically last 1–3 days. Dust levels can fluctuate and may linger after peak intensity passes.
Most affected: Ebro valley.
Central location in the Ebro depression channels dust during strong southern intrusions.