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Similar to the thread re. Costa Blanca...with a decidedly dodgy forecast for the end of the week, how good is Chulilla at remaining dry in the rain? Are there any sectors that are better than others? Considering it has been dry for a long time, I presume it will take a while for the seepage lines to come through so that won't be a problem?

Heading to Chulilla this Sunday 18/11 so interested in any comments 

There's some climbing protected by big roof sections right by the town.

The best climbing is generally vert / a touch overhanging on high walls. If there's a bit of a breeze it can blow the rain over the top.

It'll dry pretty quick.

I'd suggest walking along the bottom of Oasis and seeking out the dry bits. Here's a post from a monsoon over Christmas a couple of years ago to give you inspiration that you can get stuff done... 

https://rockaroundtheworld.co.uk/2016/12/16/chulilla-oasis/

Thanks for that...forecast is looking like light showers with sunny intervals so I am hopeful it will be OK...