It's the time of year again when the floods take everyone by surprise, schools get closed to the pleasure of the teachers after all they have been working for almost a month since their last holiday and the next one is still two weeks away, roads get cut off, garages get flooded and images of floating cars drift across our TV screens. The Gota Fria has got to Valencia.
So for those who are unsure what then is the Gota Fria? It is a breaking of the summer that arrives in Monsoon fashion and results in things like those shown in the video below. Enjoy it and remember this usually lasts just a few days up to a maximum of a week or a week and a half in the worst case scenario. Be prepared for the Gota Fria but remember that Valencia gets about 300 days of sunshine per year to enjoy talking about how bad the Gota Fria was this year.
If you like the lifestyle information presented here why not sign up for the newsletter which includes loads more information about life in Valencia and Spain and also a free ebook about the process of buying property in Spain. Guaranteed to save you thousands when you buy. Go here to sign up right now and you will get a free ebook about buying a property in Spain explained in stages.
Oh and by the way here is an explanation about how my other site "Houses For Sale in Spain" works
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)