Thinking of using our new villa at Xmas can anyone tell me what weathers like.

May be cold and wet, or dry, sunny and bright! Wait and see.

Look forward to it either way !

Where is your villa? You can search past weather here:-
http://www.wunderground.com/history/...q_statename=NA

It can be very nice. One year we had a BBQ for Christmas.

You're having a laugh! How can we possibly tell you what the weather will be when you haven't given us any indication of North, South, East or West.

He said "just purchased a villa in Murcia" in another post.

As others have said , there is no way of telling. One year you could be on the beach , another it could be really cold and windy (we had to buy hats and gloves it was so unpleasant).

Okay thanks for the info ??? !'!!!!!!!

Please do not listen to them. The early part of the morning will be a little overcast, however as the day progresses there will be sunshine and a light northerly breeze, the evening will be mild. The new year will start with yet more sunshine and the theme tune from Desert Island Discs playing in the background.

I spent several days in Almeria last December, which has a similar climate to Murcia being in that part of Spain to. It was chilly in the evenings, but I was very surprised how warm it was during the day. One day it reached 22C, but generally it was about 18C. It was sunny every day. Their December felt like our September.

Depends where you are, how high up you live and what direction your villa faces.

Days can be warm when the sky is clear and low wind , rains more frequently. Once the sun goes down can get quite perky.

So why should people be forced to read other posts in other threads to get the info? if people want good replies, then theey need to ask the question with full info.

We have had breakfast on the terrace many Xmas mornings in the Valencia region and have been having Xmas drinks by the pool in the sunshine and forgot to put the turkey in the oven ! equally we have have had a few dinners inside but always breakfast outside albeit not in shorts !

Thanks for all the info ... Very useful and some of it quite amusing !