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Ibai Llanos' Event at La Cartuja Kicks Off with 31 Degrees and Stable Night

Ibai Llanos' event at La Cartuja starts with 31 degrees and clear skies; temperatures will drop to 28 degrees by 23:00, with no rain.

Carmen Delgado RuizCarmen Delgado Ruiz· · 2 min read

Ibai Llanos' Event of the Year begins this Saturday at 19:00 at the Estadio de La Cartuja with 31 degrees and clear skies. Temperatures will gradually drop to 28 degrees by 23:00, with no risk of rain.

The much-anticipated Event of the Year by Ibai Llanos takes place this Saturday at the Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville, and the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has detailed what the weather will be like during the event. At 19:00, when the show kicks off, the thermometers will read 31 degrees, with completely clear skies. The same temperature is expected to remain at 20:00, according to Aemet's hourly forecast.

The temperature will gradually decrease as the night progresses. At 21:00, 30 degrees are expected, dropping to 29 at 22:00 and 28 degrees by 23:00. The sun will set in Seville at 21:38, so much of the beginning of the event will still take place in natural light and temperatures close to 30 degrees.

The general forecast for the province of Seville indicates clear skies, decreasing temperatures, and light winds from the west, occasionally moderate. During the central hours of the event, the wind will mainly blow from the west and northwest, with speeds between 16 and 21 kilometres per hour, and some gusts could exceed 30 kilometres per hour.

There is no threat of rain, according to Aemet, which predicts a stable and dry night. If the show lasts as long as the previous edition, which concluded around 02:30, the event will extend well into the early hours of Sunday. Although Aemet's hourly data only goes up to 23:00, all indications suggest that the night will become progressively cooler, although attendees will have to face temperatures over 30 degrees during the early hours of the event.

For the thousands of Sevillians and visitors attending La Cartuja, constant hydration and sun protection are recommended during the early hours, as the sun will still be present. As the night progresses, the temperature drop will make the wait until the end of the event more bearable. The event organisers have confirmed that there will be water points and shaded areas to mitigate the initial heat.

Carmen Delgado Ruiz

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Periodismo por la Universidad de Sevilla y memoria de elefante para los plenos municipales. Sevillana de barrio, adicta al café de puchero y a las causas perdidas; desde 2016 cuenta la política, la sociedad y los sucesos de la ciudad.