Read your 13 September horoscope across all 12 signs

Today's essentials (5 key points)

• Sueca held its 65th International Valencian Paella Contest this Sunday, drawing regional tourism secretary José Manuel Camarero, as reported by Levante-EMV and Las Provincias.
• Open-Meteo forecasts a dry, mostly clear Sunday in Valencia city, with lows around 20 degrees and highs near 30 degrees.
• Residents along Avenida Pérez Galdós want its tunnel scrapped over noise and pollution, elDiario.es reports, even as the first lane reopened after a year of works.
• The regional government has put 401 public rental homes on the market across the Comunitat Valenciana, 88 of them in Valencia from 350 euros a month, according to Valencia Secreta.
• Valencia opens its new Museu de la Mar in the Cabanyal on Tuesday 15 September with free entry, concerts and paella tastings, according to Valencia Secreta.

Today's essentials

Read your 13 September horoscope across all 12 signs. Valencia Extra has published its free horoscope for Sunday 13 September 2026, with the Sun in Virgo framing the day for all twelve star signs as a good moment to order priorities and make unhurried decisions around love, work and wellbeing.

Weather today

Warm, dry Sunday across Valencia. Valencia stays warm and rain-free this Sunday 13 September, with Open-Meteo forecasting lows near 20 degrees and highs around 30 degrees under mostly clear skies.

In the city, expect a mild start at about 20 degrees climbing to 30 degrees, with only light cloud, no rain on the horizon and a gentle breeze reaching up to 14 kilometres per hour: light clothing works all day, though the midday sun still calls for water and shade.

Inland around Bunyol nights run a touch cooler, from 17 to 29 degrees with breezes up to 18 kilometres per hour, while the southern coast at Gandia tops out lower at 27 degrees over a low of 19, according to Open-Meteo: an easy day for the beach or the interior alike, with early mornings the most comfortable.

Transport & traffic

• Mislata-Campanar road plan hits resistance. A planned new road between Mislata and Campanar has run into organised opposition, Valencia Extra reports, over a scheme that combines a road, a bridge and a stretch of protected huerta. For anyone crossing between Valencia and Mislata, the project promises a smoother link on one of the city's busier western edges, but the pushback against building on protected farmland means the route is far from settled; if you rely on that corridor, expect the timeline, and possibly the layout, to keep shifting while the dispute plays out.
• Pérez Galdós reopens, but the tunnel row goes on. Avenida Pérez Galdós has partially reopened to traffic after a year of roadworks, elDiario.es reports, though residents are still pressing to remove the tunnel they blame for noise and pollution. The first stretch back in service eases a long-running headache for drivers on one of Valencia's main arteries, yet neighbours warn the makeover is only half done: until the tunnel question is resolved, they argue, the avenue's promised regeneration stays on hold, so further changes to lanes and access are likely before the works fully wrap up.

What's changing for you

• Valencia's public housing stock jumps 66%. Valencia has expanded its public housing stock by 66% since 2023, driven mainly by the city's right of first refusal on property sales, according to Valencia Plaza. The mechanism, known as tanteo y retracto, lets the council step in and buy homes coming onto the market to turn them into public housing, slowly widening the pool of affordable rentals for residents. If you are house-hunting in the city, it is worth tracking the municipal and regional housing registers, since these are the homes that feed subsidised rental offers rather than the private market.
• 401 public homes to rent from 350 euros. The Comunitat Valenciana has opened 401 public rental homes, 88 of them in Valencia, from 350 euros a month, according to Valencia Secreta. The homes come with long contracts of up to 75 years and reach as much as 160 square metres, aimed at residents squeezed out of the private market. If that fits your situation, check the regional housing authority's public listing for eligibility and deadlines, since these limited units are handed out through an official application process rather than first come, first served.

Local news to know

• Aemet dates the return of the rain. The national weather agency Aemet has set a date for the return of rain to the Comunitat Valenciana and named the areas most likely to be affected, alongside a drop in temperatures, according to Las Provincias.
• Sueca crowns its 65th paella contest. Sueca hosted the 65th International Valencian Paella Contest this Sunday, attended by regional tourism secretary José Manuel Camarero, an event that once again held up the dish as a global ambassador for the region, as reported by Levante-EMV and Las Provincias among others.
• A 'Bo Teatre' voucher for cheaper culture. Compromís has proposed creating a 'Bo Teatre' in Valencia, a theatre voucher modelled on the city's existing shopping voucher, to make cultural outings more affordable, Valencia Plaza reports.
• La Pérgola brings back its remember tardeo. La Pérgola at Marina Norte revives its remember tardeo on Saturday 10 October to mark the Day of the Comunitat Valenciana, reuniting DJs from the region's best-known 90s club nights, according to Valencia Bonita.

Tonight and tomorrow, Valencia

• Museu de la Mar opens free on Tuesday. Valencia opens its new Museu de la Mar in the Cabanyal this Tuesday 15 September, with free entry, concerts and paella tastings through its inaugural week, according to Valencia Secreta. It is the city's first new municipal museum in nearly two decades, since the Centre Arqueològic de l'Almoina, so the free opening week is a rare chance to explore it before the crowds settle in.

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