Spain climate is sunny and hot, but it is good weather. The Meseta and other inland regions of Spain have dry, sunny weather throughout the year. These regions, which make up most of Spain, have hot summers and cold winters. The average temperature fo

some areas rises above 80 °F (27 °C) in July, the hottest month. It may fall below 30 °F (-1 °C) in January, the coldest month. Summer and winter droughts-broken only by occasional rainstorms-are common. In addition, steady winds often whip up the dry s

l. Snow covers upper mountain slopes in the Meseta region during most of the winter. Mild, rainy winters alternate with hot, dry, sunny summers in the Coastal Plains and the Balearic Islands. The average January temperature rarely falls below 40 °F (4 °

, and the average July temperature usually rises to almost 80 °F (27 °C). Short, heavy rainstorms are common in winter. But summer droughts last up to three months in some areas. The dry, sunny summers attract millions of vacationers to the Balearic Is

ic organization of European nations. In 1993, Spain and the other EC countries formed the European Union, which works for both economic and political cooperation among its members. The EC was incorporated into the European Union.

re seldom rises above 70 °F (21 °C).

e Northern Mountains in all seasons. The region has Spain's heaviest precipitation (rain, snow, and other forms of moisture). Rain falls much of the time throughout the year, usually in a steady drizzle. There are many cloudy, humid days, and fog and mi

In elections in 1996, the center-right Popular Party won the most seats in parliament. Its leader, Jose Maria Aznar, became prime minister. In 1998, the Basque separatist movement declared a cease-fire and raised hopes for an end to 30 years of violenc

ent demonstrations began in 1968 at the universities of Barcelona and Madrid. During the 1960's and 1970's, people in several Spanish regions protested against the powers of Spain's national government. Some people in the Basque provinces demanded indep

76, Spain's new government ended Franco's ban on political parties other than his own. In 1977, the government held elections in which several political parties competed for seats in the parliament. This marked the first time since 1936 that the people

cratic Center to succeed Suarez. Spain's democratic government began a process of increasing local government power in the country's regions. In 1980, people in the Basque provinces and Catalonia elected regional parlia

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