There are places in Spain where it rains more than in the north, but only in a very small period of the year. Last time I looked, Cádiz (in the very south of t

There are places in Spain where it rains more than in the north, but only in a very small period of the year. Last time I looked, Cádiz (in the very south of the peninsula) is the province with more yearly rain, also one of the sunniest. That's because it's in the straigth between Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. The (not very high, just about 1km height) mountains capture a lot of humidity. And no, it's not a matter of "a small period of the year", but of a small portion of the province: Sierra of Grazalema. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grazalema http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grazalema