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As you’ll have all noticed, autumn has
arrived in Salamanca. Autumn in Salamanca isn’t just the return off all the
students to Salamanca but the change in the weather too!
I personally love autumn; it’s the time of
year when you can finally get your boots and big coat out. It’s the time when
you arrive home to a warm house and of course, start preparing for the winter. Autumn in Salamanca is different, at least
from where from where I come from. The temperatures drop quite suddenly but
there is still the chance of fine days, just that they’re not as warm as the
days in summer.
Salamanca has a moderate climate with hot
and dry summers followed by cold winters. Autumn and spring go pretty much unnoticed,
as they don’t last very long.
So if you’re a new student to Tía Tula or
you’re packing getting ready to come to Salamanca, don’t forget to pack something
warm, just in case.
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