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Madrid, Spain weather in September: average temperature & climate

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General weather summary

Mildly cool with a gentle breeze

Feels like

7%

Daily chance of prec.

0.029 in

Amount

10.7 mph

Wind speed

46%

Humidity

12. 5 hrs

Daylight length

7:54 AM

Sunrise

8:24 PM

Sunset

63%

Cloud cover

T-shirt

What to wear

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What is the average temperature in September

The average temperature in Madrid in September for a typical day ranges from a high of 82°F (28°C) and a low of 56°F (13°C). Some would describe it as mildly cool with a gentle breeze.

For comparison, the hottest month in Madrid, July, has days with highs of 94°F (34°C) and lows of 62°F (17°C). The coldest month, January has days with highs of 50°F (10°C) and lows of 32°F (-0°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Madrid in September based on historical data.

Highs and lows in Madrid in Sep

How much does it rain in September

In Madrid in September, there’s a 7% chance of rain on an average day. And on the average day it rains or snows, we get 0.00 in (0. 1 mm) of precipitation. In more common terms of how much that is, some would describe it as not rainy at all.

The wettest month in Madrid is March with a 23% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.02 inches (0.6 mm) of precipitation, while the dryest month in Madrid is July with a 1.9% chance of precipitation on a typical day and gets 0.02 inches (0.6 mm) of precipitation. These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in September and the amount of rainfall.

Chance of rain or snow on an average Madrid day by month

Average precipitation by hour of day

How cloudy is Madrid in September

The average amount of time that the sky is clear or sunny (partly cloudy or less) in Madrid during September is 15.2 hours (63% of the day). For comparison, the day with the most clear, sunny days in Madrid is July with 19.9 hours while December has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours of only 11.2 hours. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in Madrid in September based on historical data.

Monthly clear skies percent of time in Madrid

When is the sunrise and sunset in September

The average day in Madrid during September has 12.5 hours of daylight, with sunrise at 7:54 AM and sunset at 8:24 PM.

The day with the longest amount of daylight in Madrid is June 21st with 15.1 hours while December 20th has the shortest amount of daylight of only 9.3 hours.

This graph shows the average amount of daylight in Madrid in September based on historical data.

Average hours of daylight in Madrid by month

How humid is it in September

In September, Madrid is somewhat humid with an average amount of 46% (relative humidity), which could be described as comfortable. January has the highest relative humidity at 83% and is the least humid in July at 34%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in Madrid throughout September based on historical data.

Average relative humidity in Madrid by month

How windy is it in September in Madrid

Historically, the wind in Madrid during September blows at an average speed of 10. 7 mph (17.2 kph). The windiest month is February with an average wind speed of 14.1 mph (22.8 kph), while the calmest month is September with an average wind speed of 10.7 mph (17.2 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in Madrid in September based on historical data.

Average monthly wind speed in Madrid

What to wear in September

With an average high of 82°F (28°C) and a low of 56°F (13°C), it generally feels mildly cool with a gentle breeze. With that in mind, most people would dress in something light like your favorite t-shirt.

What’s the weather like in Madrid the rest of the year?

We’ve collected the weather data for Madrid during all other months of the year too:

• Weather in Madrid in January
• Weather in Madrid in February
• Weather in Madrid in March
• Weather in Madrid in April
• Weather in Madrid in May
• Weather in Madrid in June
• Weather in Madrid in July
• Weather in Madrid in August
• Weather in Madrid in October
• Weather in Madrid in November
• Weather in Madrid in December

Where does this data come from?

Weather data for Madrid was collected from the MERRA-2 project from NASA, which used a climate model combined with historical data from weather stations around the world to estimate what the conditions were like for every point on the Earth.

For all data based on historical data, we’ve averaged the data from the past 11 years (2010-2020). For example, for the hourly temperature at 10am, we’ve looked at the temperature at 10am on every day in September (e.g., September 1, September 2, etc. in 2010, 2011, etc.) and took the arithmetic mean. We did not smooth the data, so for example, our daily temperature line will have some randomness due to the fact that weather is random in the first place.

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Weather on our Trips in the Spanish Pyrenees

Climate in the Central Pyrenees

Mountain weather is notoriously unpredictable and the Pyrenees are no exception!

The climate is variable in function of the altitude and orientation, oscillating between the continental sub- Mediterranean zones in the lower parts and Boreal-Alpine climate in the highlands.

Generally, in this part of the range, winds blow from the humid Atlantic north, creating cooler, cloudier and wetter conditions on the French side. The southern-facing Spanish side, where most of our walking takes place, sits in the rain shadow and enjoys a much better climate, usually dry and sunny during the summer, although during July and August thunder storms often develop late in the day.

The very best months to come are probably from early June to mid-July when the conditions are typically the most stable, temperatures are pleasant and most snow has usually melted from the highest parts of our trails. There are also tons of flowers! Late July and August are hot although cool at night. September is cooler and increasingly wetter, while October can be quite wet and is usually the limit since soon snow will begin to fall at the higher elevations.

Remember that on most routes you will usually be hiking well above the overnight bases (see below) and therefore temperatures will be considerably cooler and rainfall will be more frequent and heavier. In addition, higher up it will inevitably be windier (and therefore increasing the sensation of cold “windchill factor”).

Typical Some Temperature and Rainfall Data for Overnight Bases on our Pyrenees Trips

The following statistical data for June and July is summarised from the 3 year period of 2013-2015, collected by the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET), at their weather stations at or very near the following sites (NOTE: September weather is similar to June):

Barcelona, a usual start point city for most of these trips, tends to be somewhat warmer than the Pyrenees. In June, average highs of 21ºC and average lows of 12.5ºC. In July, average highs of 28.5ºC and average lows of 19.3ºC. 66-67% Humidity in both months.

Torla—1020 m elevation, in Ordesa & Monte Perdido National Park. In June, highs range from 17.5ºC to 31.5ºC and lows range from 5ºC – 16.5ºC. in July, highs range from 22.5ºC to 33.5ºC and lows range from 9ºC – 17. 5ºC.

Goriz Mountain Hut—2200 m elevation in Ordesa & Monte Perdido National Park.
In June average highs are 13.6ºC and lows 6.5ºC. Average rainfall in June is 107ml.

In July the average high temps are 14.8ºC and lows 7.6ºC; average rainfall is 65 ml.

Taüll —1500 m elevation, in Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park. In June, highs range from 13.5ºC to 28.5ºC and lows range from 1ºC – 12.5ºC. in July, highs range from 17ºC to 30.5ºC and lows range from 5ºC – 14ºC. In June, average rainfall is 43 ml and 19 days with NO rain, while in July 73 ml and 20 days with NO rain.

La Guingueta d’Aneu —950 m elevation, just outside Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park.. In June, highs range from 17.5ºC to 33ºC and lows range from 5ºC – 14.5ºC. in July, highs range from 17ºC to 30.5ºC and lows range from 5ºC – 14ºC.

Forecasts

For the Ordesa Canyon y Monte Perdido National Park area, use the following sites in combination for current conditions and short-range forecasts:

• • http://en. eltiempo.es/ (An English version of a good general Spanish site, but not mountain-specific. Search for Torla in the search field on the left to find conditions for our valley base)
  • The excellent Meteo Exploration site www.meteoexploration.com We include direct links to the specific forecasts for the 2 mountain huts used on our trekking trip, Serradets (or Breche du Roland) and Goriz:
  • http://www.meteoexploration.com/forecasts/Refugio-Serradets/?lang=en
  • http://www.meteoexploration.com/forecasts/Refugio-Goriz/?lang=en
  • The Mountain Forecast site http://www.mountain-forecast.com  They have forecasts for Monte Perdido, Taillon and Vignemale – the 3 biggest summits in the general Ordesa area. You can adjust the elevation for which you want  a forecast. Keep in mind that these are are big peaks (3000m+) that create their own weather – the conditions down in the Ordesa Valley will usually be much better.

For the Aiguëstortes and Estany de Sant Maurici National Park area, use the following sites in combination for current conditions and short-range forecasts:

• • http://en. eltiempo.es/ (An English version of a good general Spanish site, but not mountain-specific. Search for “Boí” or “Espot” in the search field on the left to find conditions for our valley base)
  • The excellent Meteo Exploration site www.meteoexploration.com We include direct links to the specific forecasts for 2 of the mountain huts located on or near our hiking routes here: Ernesto Mallafrle and Amitges:
  • http://www.meteoexploration.com/forecasts/Refugi-Amitges/?lang=en
  • http://www.meteoexploration.com/forecasts/Refugio-Ernest-Mallafre/?lang=en
  • The Mountain Forecast site http://www.mountain-forecast.com  In the search box enter “Agulle Amitges”, “Beseberri Massif” or “Subenuix” for forecasts for 3 nearby summits in the general area opt the national park. You can adjust the elevation for which you want  a forecast. Keep in mind that these are are big peaks that create their own weather – the conditions down in the Boí Valley will usually be much better.

Webcams

You can see current conditions by checking out one of these webcams in various locations in areas where we run our trips in the Pyrenees.

• The Goriz Hut webcam http://www.goriz.es/index.php/webcam  for a peek at current conditions there (2200 m, above Ordesa Canyon and below Monte Perdido)
• The Val de Boí webcam http://www.cdavallboi.cat/dades.htm#vista for a peek at current conditions there (1095 m, in the village of Barruera in the Val de Boí (Aiguëstortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park)
• The webcam at the JM Blanc mountain hut http://www.jmblanc.com/es/webcam2 for a peek at current conditions there (2350 m, in the heart of the Aiguëstortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park)

Water temperature in Spain now and throughout the year

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San Vicente, Spain | © José Manuel Puente

Current water temperature on the Spain coast. Forecast of changes in water temperature. Historical data.

Water temperature in Spain today

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15.2°C

#average

21.3°C

#maximum

25. 9°C

Most popular locations in Spain over the past week

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• Mallorca
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• Tenerife
• Menorca
• Alicante
• Valencia

Conditions of sea water on beaches in Spain

Now in the beaches in Spain, the water temperature has very different values. There are locations where it is warm and comfortable, and there are places where the water is cool for swimming.

The water temperature in Spain tends to decrease, its value has decreased both over the last 10 days and over the month.

San Jose, Spain | © Аndriy Basarab

Today the warmest water in Spain is recorded in Mallorca. Its value in this location is 25.9°C. And the coldest one is in Mugardos, its value 15.2°C.

The trend can be seen on the graph. It shows the change in average sea surface temperature over the past two months.

For the two most popular locations for swimming in Spain, the graphs of changes in the average water temperature throughout the year are as follows:

Mallorca, Spain

Malaga, Spain

We process, analyze and store data for every beach and city in Spain. Below is a table with current weather data and trends in some places of the country.

City	Water		Air
Mallorca	25.9°C		25.6°C
Malaga	18.0°C		26.9°C
Palma de Mallorca	25.6°C		25.1°C
Barcelona	24.1°C		23.7°C
Tenerife	23.3°C		26.9°C
Alicante	24.4°C		24.3°C
Valencia	24.2°C		23.4°C
Menorca	24.7°C		24.9°C
Ibiza	25.2°C		23.6°C
Benidorm	24.3°C		24.3°C
Marbella	18.3°C		25.8°C
Port d’Alcudia	25. 0°C		24.6°C
Torrevieja	24.4°C		23.6°C
Fuerteventura	22.6°C		22.2°C
Lanzarote	22.9°C		22.5°C

Climate in Spain

Mugardos, Spain | © Boris Hernández Rodríguez

Spain is located in Europe. The country is washed by six seas, such as the Atlantic Ocean, the Balearic Sea, the Bay of Biscay, the Strait of Gibraltar, the Sea of ​​Alboran, the Mediterranean Sea. Spain is a large resort country and has a long coastline. To determine the temperature of the water in it, we track 323 settlements and resorts.

Due to the length of Spain from north to south and a ramified mountain system, the climate varies quite markedly in different parts of the country. The vertical zonality is also clearly visible. The northern regions are in quite peculiar conditions – here the influence of moist marine masses from the Atlantic is strong, therefore in Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque Country mild (from + 8 ° С to + 14 ° С) and rather humid winters, and summers are moderately warm ( from + 21°C to 26°C). However, from the north, this region is fenced off by a thick wall of the Pyrenees mountains (up to 3404 m high), therefore, in mountainous areas the temperature in winter can drop to -7°C, and in summer it usually does not warm above + 22°C. At the same time, these same mountains, as it were, are blocked by very hot air masses coming from the south, from the territory of Africa, which in the summer often leads to an increase in daytime temperature to + 32 ° С. The narrow strip of the coast north of the mountains in its weather conditions already refers to the temperate marine climate. Precipitation is up to 1200 mm per year, mainly in the autumn-winter period. Frosts and heavy snowfalls are not uncommon in winter mountains. The central regions of Spain are located in the area of ​​high plateaus and mountain ranges of Meseta, so the climate here is close to sharply continental – day and night temperatures can vary by 10-15 degrees even in summer. Winter is dry and for such a southern region it is cold (from -4 ° С to + 8 ° С), summers are hot (up to + 30 ° С in the afternoon) and dry. In Madrid, in summer the average temperature is around + 25 ° С (in this case, at night it can drop to + 16 ° С, and during the day the thermometer can exceed + 38 ° С), in winter – about + 5 ° С. Precipitation is not more than 500 mm per year, mainly in spring and autumn. In the mountainous regions of Aragon and northern Castile, snow often falls in the winter. In the Pyrenees, Sierra Nevada and Sierra de Guadarram, many peaks are covered with snow all year round. The eastern coast of the country is in the zone of subtropical Mediterranean climate. It has dry, hot summers and mild winters. In summer, the temperature can reach + 36-38 ° С with an average level of about + 27 ° С, in winter the thermometer does not fall below + 12 ° С, although it usually stays in the region + 14-18 ° С (the Mediterranean coast of the country is quite long, therefore in the south it is always somewhat warmer than in the north). There is little precipitation (500-600 mm per year), mainly in autumn and winter. Water in the summer warms up to + 23-27°C, so the beach season here lasts from May-June to October. In the Balearic Islands, the climate is subtropical Mediterranean. However, due to their position, the islands receive slightly more rain than the nearby continental coast of the country. Yes, and summer temperatures here are slightly lower – + 26-28 ° С with daily maximums in the region of + 30-32 ° С. The beach season in the Baleares begins in March, when the water temperature rises to + 18°C, and ends in October. On the islands of the Canary archipelago, the climate is close to tropical trade wind. The proximity of the cold ocean currents noticeably softens the summer heat inherent in the entire region, however, it evens out the general temperature background – in summer, on any of the islands of the archipelago, the average temperature ranges from + 18 ° С to + 21 ° С at maxima from + 36 ° С to + 38 ° С, in winter, the thermometer does not drop below + 12 ° С at maxima up to + 24 ° С. However, the Harmattan hot wind blowing from the African coast is able to sharply increase the air temperature at any time of the year, but summer trade winds almost completely level its influence during this period. Water temperature is even more constant – + 20-23 ° С all year round. There is little rainfall – from 250 to 400 mm per year, with Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and the southern regions of Gran Canaria and Tenerife quite arid (no more than 200 mm per year), and the northwestern regions (especially mountainous) are much wetter. Local rains are very strong, but short-term. Often they are accompanied by powerful thunderstorms.

Spain: regions

We show the surface temperature of the water in the following regions of the country:

• Andalusia
• Asturias
• Balearic Islands
• Basque Country
• Canary Islands
• Cantabria
• Catalonia
• Ceuta
• Galicia
• Melilla
• Murcia
• Valencia

Les Cases d’Alcanar, Spain | © Greg Grzegorz Sobieraj

Spain: oceans and seas

We monitor the following oceans and seas that wash the country. Just go to the page for a specific reservoir and see the temperature in all settlements on the coast.

• Atlantic Ocean
• Balearic Sea
• Bay of Biscay
• Mediterranean Sea
• Sea of Alboran
• Strait of Gibraltar

Spain is Feeling the Impacts of the Climate Crisis – and it is Fighting Back

Every year, the UN’s climate action branch, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (most people go with “UNFCCC”), brings nearly 200 countries together for a Conference of the Parties (COP) meeting to talk about global efforts on climate and the implementation of the Paris Agreement.

But the path to this year’s conference has been a particularly rocky one.

Brazil was awarded the event last fall but backed out just two months later, following the election of climate denier Jair Bolsonaro as president. Soon after, Chile, a rising global leader on climate action and renewables, stepped up to the plate.

Unrest has rocked the South American nation in recent months, however. Protests spurred at first by rising public transit prices have evolved into larger demonstrations about inequality and health care costs, leading Chile to make the difficult decision to pull out of hosting the international climate summit “to prioritize re-establishing public order,” according to President Sebastián Piñera.

Chile’s decision came a little more than a month before COP 25 was set to begin, creating an uncertain future for one of the globe’s most important climate events. Luckily, a nation half a world away – and looking to raise its own climate ambitions – was willing to take the reins.

Just a day after Chile’s decision, the UN announced that Spain would host COP 25 in Madrid – and it would stick to the original dates planned for the conference too, Dec. 2-13.

(While Madrid will host the talks, which are expected to draw around 20,000 delegates from around the world, Chile will retain control of them.)

Stepping up to host COP 25 is just the latest incident to show us that after a mixed start, Spain is growing into a true leader on climate. The country is feeling the effects of the climate crisis, and rather than bury its head in the sand like a certain major world power, it is rising to the occasion by promising some major changes in the years ahead.

Spain’s Changing Climate

Like so many places around the world, Spain is getting warmer and drier because of the climate crisis.

The Mediterranean region of Spain has already warmed about 1.5 degrees Celsius – more than the global average of 1.1 degrees Celsius – since the Industrial Revolution. And according to a recent report from Mediterranean Experts on Climate and Environmental Change (MedECC), without urgent climate action, Spain and other Mediterranean countries are likely to see dramatic temperature increases in the decades to come.

“Without additional mitigation, regional temperature increase will be of 2.2°C in 2040, possibly exceeding 3.8°C in some regions in 2100,” researchers found.

For crystal-clear context, if temperatures in the Mediterranean basin rise by 2 degrees Celsius, much of Spain and Southern Europe would have a climate similar to that of current North Africa.

For an already hot and dry area, this added heat could prove disastrous. Indeed, in what seemed like a preview amid this summer’s intense European heat wave, Spain battled its worst wildfires in more than 20 years.

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Spanish summers are expected to warm more than winters, creating space for periods of excessively hot weather to become more frequent and more severe. Extreme heat waves leave people susceptible to all kinds of dangerous health impacts, including respiratory problems and even heat stroke.

This temperature rise is likely to happen at the same time as “a trend towards reduced rainfall in coming decades” – as much as 10-15 percent less precipitation if we see 2 degrees Celsius of global temperature rise – and an increased possibility of extreme drought.

This combination of rising temperatures and less and less rain may result in desertification of vast swaths of Spain, devastating agriculture. That includes two of the country’s most celebrated (and profitable) exports: olives and wine.

Wine grapes are famously fickle. Higher temperatures are already forcing growers to pick earlier in the growing season to prevent sugar levels from skyrocketing. Looking forward, diminishing and unpredictable rainfall could make growing grapes at all in southern Spain difficult in the not-distant future.

This very real possibility has Spanish winemakers thinking differently about the road ahead. Case in point, one of the nation’s most-renowned winemakers, Familia Torres, is already buying up land high in the Pyrenees Mountain foothills along the French border, “a zone whose consistently cool temperatures once made the area inhospitable to growing grapes” but where it’s getting warmer because of climate change.  

At the same time that parts of southern Spain are dramatically drying out, climate disruption could lead to severe flooding in other parts of the country, particularly its northern-most regions along the Bay of Biscay, because of increased severe storm activity.

The tourist-friendly nation also must contend with rising seas and destruction to its celebrated coastline. Already, in the north of Spain, “there’s mounting soil erosion along the 5,978 kilometers (3,715 miles) of coast where 90 percent of all tourists spend their vacations.”

How Spain is Taking Action

Luckily, Spain isn’t sitting on the sidelines.

Seeing the havoc fossil fuel emissions are wreaking right now – and accepting the science of what they’ll do in the future – Spain announced an ambitious plan earlier this year that would see it become carbon neutral by 2050.

The $53 billion, 10-year public investment plan would see Spain work toward sourcing 74 percent of its electricity from renewables like solar and wind by 2030 – and 100 percent by 2050. This would allow the nation to cut its dependence on imported energy by at least 15 percent over the next decade, saving $83.1 billion in fossil fuel costs over that same timeframe.

To achieve this goal, Spain will install at least 3,000 MW of wind and solar power capacity every year for the next 10 years, implement major energy efficiency measures, and ban new licenses for fossil fuel drilling and fracking wells.

And speaking of fossil fuels, Spain closed all of its unprofitable coal mines at the end of last year, as part of a directive from the European Union “in which deposits that no longer make money and receive public funds must stop production by Jan. 1, 2019.” (The country still imports coal.)

Spain’s government, in October 2018, also repealed a “sunshine tax” on the nation’s solar consumers, removing what had been a major roadblock to home solar for many. And just last month, Spain was one of eight EU member states to call on the bloc to raise its carbon dioxide reduction target for 2030 from 40 percent to 55 percent.

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What You Can Do

“Spain believes that multilateral climate action is a priority for both the UN and the EU, and one which demands the highest commitment from all of us,” Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Twitter following the announcement that Spain would host COP 25. 

He’s exactly right – and that’s why COP 25 is such a big deal. This year’s event will show just how committed countries are to the emissions reduction goals they agreed to in the Paris Agreement. And what happens at COP 25 will prove pivotal to the future not just of the agreement, but international action on climate.

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Spain Climate Summary

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Spain weather stats

• A Coruña

  °C/°F

  month

  12°/55°

  6°/43°

  3. 6hrs

  159mm

  Jan

  15°/59°

  8°/46°

  6hrs

  96mm

  Apr

  22°/72°

  14°/58°

  8.6hrs

  27mm

  Jul

  19°/66°

  11°/53°

  5.4hrs

  122mm

  Oct

• Adeje

  °C/°F

  month

  18°/65°

  12°/54°

  6.6hrs

  66mm

  Jan

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Temperature in Spain

Weather in Spain in June 2022-2021 at “365 Celsius”

What is the weather in Spain in the month of June strongly depends on the region. The air warms up at night to +19.2°C, and in the daytime up to +34.5°C, it rains for 5 days and 17.0 mm of precipitation falls per month. And, for example, in Camas, the weather conditions are not very good, since the air is up to + 32.8 ° C, cloudy and rainy days are at least 2. The best cities to relax at this time are Ingenio, Burgos, Villagarcia de Arosa. The air temperature in June is +22.9°C

Climate

Water temperature in Spain in June

Is it worth it to visit Spain in June?

The weather in Spain in June is great for holidays, this month’s rating is 4. 6 out of five. The weather is not very good, there are few tourists. At this time, the cold sea temperature is +21.0°C. There is practically no rain, about 5 days per month, 17.0 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny skies for at least 23 days. The weather in Spain at the end of June at the beginning and middle of the month is presented on the chart. The air temperature in June is +22.9°C At this time, the best climatic conditions in 3 cities:

Weather in June Leon		Weather in June Cornella de Llobregat		Weather in June La Oliva
5 . 0	air: +22.6°C rain: 10 days sun: 25 days	5 . 0	air: +24.4°C rain: 7 days sun: 28 days	5 . 0	air: +22. 4°C rain: 3 days sun: 20 days

Best climate in cities in June

	City	Air temperature	Water temperature	Rainy days (precipitation)
Miranda de Ebro	+21.8°C	–	14 days (35.38mm)
	Premia de Mar	+23.2°C	–	9 days (24.87mm)
	Aranda de Duero	+21.8°C	–	13 days (32.92mm)
	Vitoria	+21.1°C	–	16 days (43. 49mm)
	Sant Feliu de Llobregat	+24.4°C	–	7 days (22.59mm)
	Martorell	+24.4°C	–	7 days (22.59mm)
	San Pere de Ribes	+23.8°C	–	9 days (28.34mm)

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Air temperature in Spain in June

The difference in daily air temperature throughout the year is 15.7°C, but due to the presence of the sea and the climate in Spain is quite mild for months. The coldest month is January, when the air warms up to +13. 3°C, and the warmest is August from +29.0°C. The air temperature in June is +22.9°C.

Water temperature in Spain

The beach season here lasts: . The temperature in the sea at this time of the year is from – to – conducive to a pleasant swim. The worst weather in Spain and the water temperature recorded in February is +4.2°C. The air temperature in June is +22.9°C.

Number of rainy days and precipitation in June

An unsuccessful month for travel is March, it rains on average 9 days. The maximum monthly rainfall is 33.8 mm. The air temperature in June is +22.9°C.

Rating of comfort of rest in June

The rating is calculated by months, taking into account the average air temperature, the amount of rain and other indicators. Over the course of a year in Spain, the score ranges from 4.1 in December to 4.8 in September, out of a possible five. The air temperature in June is +22.9°C

Month	Air temperature during the day	Water temperature	Solar days	Rainy days (precipitation)
December	+14.0°C	+4.9°C	19.9	6 days (23.6 mm)
January	+13.3°C	+4.4°C	19.4	8 days (32.8 mm)
February	+13.7°C	+4.2°C	16.8	7 days (28.1 mm)
March	+15. 9°C	+4.3°C	18.6	9 days (33.8 mm)
April	+18.6°C	+4.6°C	19.7	9 days (26.6 mm)
May	+21.6°C	+5.3°C	24.1	7 days (19.2 mm)
June	+25.7°C	+6.0°C	25.9	5 days (17.0 mm)
July	+28.2°C	+6.6°C	27.1	4 days (10.3 mm)
August	+29.0°C	+7.0°C	27. 4	4 days (12.1 mm)
September	+26.3°C	+6.9°C	25.0	6 days (22.2 mm)
October	+22.9°C	+6.4°C	21.1	7 days (34.9 mm)
November	+17.3°C	+5.7°C	17.9	8 days (46.6 mm)

Number of sunny days in June

Beautiful sunny weather will delight tourists in August – as many as 28 sunny days per month. Great time to relax in Spain. The air temperature in June is +22.9°C.

Weather and holidays in Spain in June

June is the time when a full-fledged beach season starts in Spain, the sea becomes comfortable enough for swimming, and the sun pleases with pleasant warmth in summer, but there is still no heat typical for July and August. So far, there are not so many tourists in the country, which for many is an important factor in visiting this sunny country, and the weather in Spain in June is favorable for leisurely walks and sightseeing tours, as well as for relaxing on the beach and entertainment.

Climate in June

The weather in Spain in June, like in other months, is different in different regions of the country, but in general, the air temperature during the daytime is 20-30 ° C, and the chance of rain is low. The sea warms up to an average of 20 ° C, on the southern coast – up to 22 ° C.

Relatively cool in the northwest of the country. Here, the daily temperature usually does not exceed 20 ° C and the prevailing humidity is still felt in the air. But on the Mediterranean coast, you can count on temperatures up to 25-27 ° C and almost cloudless skies.

Excursions and beach holidays

Hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, beach infrastructure – in June everything is ready to receive guests, so you can go without a doubt that Spanish cities will greet you very hospitably.

For those who prefer hot enough weather for a beach holiday, it is better to pay attention to the south coast. Here, the weather in Spain in June approaches +30 ° C and the sea pleases with warm enough water. For those who appreciate a more temperate climate, but the “eternal sun”, Tenerife is worth a visit – the island is neither hot nor cold, the climate is pleasant and warm to enjoy a beach holiday and sunbathing. It is still not very warm in the west and north, so it is worth going here for those who value sightseeing holidays more.

Excursions in Spain are held in all major cities, and, of course, the cultural and historical centers of the country are especially popular. Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Valladolid, Santiago de Campostela, La Caruna, Granada, Valencia and many other Spanish cities are always happy to welcome guests who want to plunge into the world of medieval Spain, ancient castles, museums and local attractions.

Ecotourism is very popular among tourists. Horseback riding, cycling, mountain climbing, paragliding and other ecotourism areas will allow you to visit not only picturesque places, but also the mysterious worlds of wildlife. One of the most popular ecotourism destinations is the Sierra Nevada Reserve.

Entertainment, festivals

In June, many different events take place in the country – from concerts and festivals to fair events. Among the most famous are the festival of electromusic “Sonar”, the festival of modern art “Greek”, which lasts more than a month, falling on June 21, the Festival of Music, the Water Festival in Lanjaron, the wine festival in Haro (La Rioja).

In addition to numerous festivals and concerts, water parks and entertainment complexes open in June in Spain, various zoo shows begin to be held where you can have fun with the whole family. Loro Park (Tenerife), Marineland (Costa Brava), Port Aventura (Costa Dorada), Arenal (Mallorca) and other entertainment centers and water parks are waiting for their visitors in June.

Attractions

You can safely come to any Spanish city and be sure to find something interesting for yourself: the richest culture of the peoples of Spain, original architecture, music, cuisine, an abundance of ancient places and sights, the number of which in Europe the country is second only to Italy. For those who purposefully travel to Spain for the sake of sightseeing places, it is better to choose a comprehensive excursion program of a certain theme, or independently create a route, starting, perhaps, with the main cultural and historical centers of the country.

Please note:
• Weather in Spain in May: rating 4.6 (out of 5), air +21.6°C , sea: +18.6°C, rain 7 days
• Weather in Spain in July: rating 4.5 (out of 5), air +22.9°C , sea: +23.2°C, rain 4 days

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Hot and sunny weather in Spain in July is perfect for a beach holiday. During this period, tourists rush closer to the sea – in coastal resorts, the heat is much easier to tolerate than in areas remote from the coast. Since July in Spain is the peak tourist season, beaches, clubs, restaurants, water parks and other places of entertainment are quite crowded, but the queues for exhibitions, museums, and historical monuments are noticeably thinner – not everyone wants to see the sights under the scorching sun.

The weather in Spain in July

The weather in Spain in July is sunny, hot and dry: the daytime air temperature in the warmest areas reaches +35°C, at night it is a little cooler – about 20 degrees. There are practically no cloudy days, most often the bright sun shines, only occasionally hiding behind the clouds.

Rains in Spain in July are rare, in the southern part of the country they do not happen at all, but on the shores of the Atlantic two or three days a month can be overshadowed by precipitation. Since the sun heats mercilessly, you can not do without sunscreen – creams, lotions, and hats.

Weather in Spain in July, photo, Pamplona, ​​Navarra, Spain

The weather in Spain in July is sunny, dry and hot: during the day the air temperature in the southern regions reaches + 35С

The sea in July in Spain warms up to 24 ° С – You can swim from early morning to late evening. Thanks to warm nights, a comfortable water temperature is maintained around the clock.

The average temperature in Madrid in July is around +17° C at night and +31° C during the day
The average temperature in Barcelona in July is about +20° C at night and +28° C during the day, the sea warms up to +24° C
The average temperature in Seville in July is around +18°C at night and +32°C during the day
The temperature in Ibiza in July is about + 21 ° C at night and + 29 ° C during the day, the water temperature is + 23 ° C
The temperature in Mallorca in July is about + 19 ° C at night and + 28 ° C during the day, the water temperature is + 23 ° C
Spain in July, photo, Beach in Asturias, Oviedo, Spain
The sea in July in Spain warms up to +24 C – you can swim from early morning until late in the evening

Cheap flights to Spain in July

If you are going to spend a vacation in Spain, in addition to the hotel and studying the excursion program, you should also take care of the availability of air tickets for the desired dates in advance.

Holidays in Spain in July

The Spaniards are probably the most cheerful people in the world – they never stop a series of festivals and holidays, and the middle of summer is no exception. One of the most interesting holidays in Spain in July is the San Fermin festival, which takes place annually from July 6 to 14 in Pamplona, ​​the oldest city in the north of the country. The holiday is dedicated to the patron saint of Pamplona – Saint Fermin, the protector of winemakers and bakers. The main event of the festival is the run of bulls, which everyone can compete with in speed: at the signal of a rocket, the gates of the corral open and desperate daredevils rush through the streets of the old city, followed by 600-kilogram horned giants. In addition to traditional daily races, numerous concerts, fireworks, costumed parades are obligatory elements of the celebration.

July in Spain, photo, San Fermin festival, Pamplona, ​​Spain

The main event of the San Fermin festival is the running of the bulls, which everyone can compete with in speed

On the first Sunday of July, tourists vacationing in Asturias have a great opportunity to participate in the Fiesta del Cordero, the festival of the lamb, which has been held annually for over forty years. Be sure to try the juicy lamb roasted on a spit, and don’t miss the performances of music and dance groups – a very exciting sight.

Here, in Asturias, in mid-July, there is a festival of cider – a drink that the Spaniards are no less reverent than the French. There is even a cider museum in Nava, where the opening events of the festival usually take place. The program of the holiday includes tasting different varieties of cider, bowling competitions, as well as concerts held in bars and restaurants.

San Javier in July becomes the capital of the International Jazz Festival, which hosts concerts by famous musicians. Good weather in July in Spain allows you to hold open-air concerts – on the streets and in parks.

Spain in July, photo, Fiesta del Cordero, Asturias, Spain
Fiesta del Cordero – the feast of the lamb – has been held annually in Asturias in July for more than forty years

Do not forget about shopping. In Spain, as well as throughout Europe, the middle of summer is the season of grand sales, allowing you to purchase great branded items at discounted prices. The biggest discounts are traditionally in the Canary Islands, as they are a free economic zone.

Spain in July. Summary

July in Spain is the peak tourist season, it is during this period that a large number of vacations occur and, accordingly, the number of people who want to relax in cheerful sunny Spain is growing. Tour operators take full advantage of the increase in demand for tours to Spain in July, raising prices for tours. There are very few last-minute tours in July, so those who want to save money should take care of purchasing tickets in advance. Prices are also rising in Spain itself – for excursions, souvenirs, hotel accommodation.

July in Spain, photo, Medieval Festival in Guadalajara, Spain

The Spaniards are a cheerful people: a series of festivals and holidays never stops, and the middle of summer is no exception

The weather in July in Spain is favorable for fans of the sea and beaches, but you should not count on a calm, measured rest – there are not just a lot of tourists in the resorts of Spain at this time, but a lot. But for excursions, the time is not very suitable – it is too hot.

Average annual temperature in Spain. Weather in Spain by months – getting ready for the trip. General information about the climate of Spain

It is determined by three climatic zones.
The weather in the northern part of the country is affected by the Atlantic Ocean. There are always warm summers, and winters are mild and wet. Winter minimum temperature +6..+8°C, maximum +12..+14°C, and summer minimum +12..+15°C, and maximum temperature +20..+24°C.

The southeast coast is influenced by the Mediterranean climate. Summers are hot and fairly dry, while winters are short and mild. In winter, the minimum temperature is +5..+8°C, the average maximum is +12..+17°C. In the period from June to September, the average minimum temperature is +16..+21°C, and the average maximum temperature is +25..+30°C.

A sharply continental climate prevails on the central plateau. It is cold in winter and hot in summer. The amount of precipitation is negligible. In winter, the minimum temperature is +1..+3°C, and the maximum is +8..+11°C. In summer, the minimum temperature is +14+18)°C, and the maximum reaches +30°C.

The best season for recreation is the period from June to October.

The water temperature in Spain on the continental part from June to mid-October ranges from 20 to 25 degrees. Between November and May, the temperature is quite low – about 15 degrees, but tourists can spend their holidays in Spain at this time of the year in the Canary Islands, where the swimming season is all year round. The water temperature here actually never drops below 18 degrees.

Monthly weather in Spain

The geography of mainland Spain is such that three climatic zones can be distinguished here.
The first is the northern regions on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, which, in fact, determines the climate of this region. Humid, rather warm winters and moderately hot summers are typical for this area.
The central part of Spain is the second region in which there are quite cold (temperatures around zero degrees) winters and hot dry summers.
The southeastern regions on the Mediterranean coast constitute the third region where the climate is typically subtropical, with hot summers and warm winters.
The climate on the islands of Menorca, Mallorca and Ibiza is very similar to the climate of its Mediterranean coast: winters are warm, summers are hot and dry. But the Canary Islands can boast of consistently warm weather throughout the year, there is practically no sweltering heat or excessive coolness.

January
is the coldest month on the whole of mainland Spain, the average daytime temperature on the coast is around +10 ° C, cold winds often blow, which brings rather unpleasant cold rain. The water temperature in the sea is about +14 °C, so there is no question of any sea bathing. However, the weather in the Canary Islands even at this time of the year indulges beach lovers with warm (about +19°C) with water and even warmer (about +22 °C) air. In the depths of the mainland of the country, the temperature at this time often drops to zero, the weather is not at all kind.

February
in the Spanish Mediterranean differs little from January, the water temperature is the same, the air maybe only slightly warmer, hinting at an early spring. However, in Alicante, for example, it is a couple of degrees warmer than in Barcelona. The Canary Islands continue to delight tourists seeking warmth and sunny weather.

March
is characterized by a clear stable increase in air temperature: it warms up to +16 … +18 °С on average. The water in the sea becomes noticeably warmer – + 15 … + 16 ° С, its typical March temperature. The weather is about the same at this time of the year in the Balearic Islands. Spain is preparing for the start of the beach season, which is so attractive here.

April
gives everyone who is yearning for warmth, the weather in which it is hardly possible to swim in the sea (its temperature is +16 . .. +17 ° С), but it is quite possible to take sunbaths, lying on the beach in a comfortable sun lounger, inhaling the sea air and listening to the waves whisper about the coming summer, a fresh tan and the pleasures of a beach holiday: the air temperature, typical for April, is around +20 ° C.

May
marks the beginning of the beach season. The number of tourists on the coast is noticeably increasing, cafes and restaurants are launching a summer program, the sun is shining in full force, warming the air up to +22…24 °С, and the water near the coast of Spain up to +17…+18 °С. Already not a few dare to swim, and the number of sunbathers on the beach convincingly indicates that the beach season has begun. The weather throughout Spain is such that this is the best time to travel around the country and see its many attractions. Only rains can interfere, the amount of which is impossible to predict.
It should be noted that throughout the spring the air temperature in the Canary Islands continues to be as comfortable as it was in the winter months.

June
in Spain, the month is quite hot, but not exhaustingly sultry. The air temperature is kept in the region of +25 … 26 ° C, and the water warms up to an average of +22 ° C. This is the best month for sea holidays with small children: acclimatization in such weather is easy, and the sun is not yet burning, so the likelihood of sunburn and heat stroke is very small.

July
The month is hot, sometimes excessively hot, the air temperature in the region of +30°C is not uncommon, the water in the sea warms up to +24…+25°C, that is, it reaches its maximum temperatures. The number of vacationers on the beaches of Spain also reaches its maximum values, because the season of holidays and vacations begins all over Europe.

August
is very similar to July: it is hot, the air temperature reaches +30 ° C, and the water temperature is kept at maximum values, then it will be colder. The resort towns are filled with crowds of tourists, they enjoy the favorable climate and generous nature of Spain.

September
reduces the temperature of both water and air. Despite the fact that the sun is still hot, it warms the air only up to +25 ° C, and the water in the sea begins to cool. deo is coming to autumn, but the holiday season is not over either on the ocean or on the Mediterranean coast.

October
brings coolness and makes you remember that winter is coming soon. It is not cold yet, the daytime temperature still slightly exceeds +20 ° C, but vacationers are gradually leaving the resort towns, it is becoming quieter, calmer and more boring. But for such weather, it is reasonable to plan sightseeing, of which there are many in Spain.

November
– autumn month, with rains, with a cool wind. For northerners, the average daytime temperature in September – +16 … +17 ° С – will seem quite warm, but it does not in any way favor a beach holiday. Perhaps, in the Canary Islands, where it is still warm and comfortable, where the mild summer continues all year round.

December
brings with it cold rains and wind, the air temperature barely reaches +10…+12 °C, and farther from the sea it is even lower: winter… Spain is getting ready for Christmas and lives with memories of summer. On the other hand, December is the beginning of the ski season in the country, so there will be no time to indulge in sad thoughts about summer for a long time.

Spain is truly an amazing country where the sun shines all year round, so a great holiday is guaranteed

Spain is one of the warmest countries in Western Europe, where you can enjoy the sun for 285 days a year.

• The north of Spain from Galicia to Catalonia is under the influence of the Atlantic. This region is characterized by a mild climate with high rainfall – rainy warm winters and humid hot summers.
• The southeast coast is dominated by a Mediterranean type of climate with low precipitation, especially in autumn and winter. Winters are warm and short, while summers are dry and hot.
• Temperature fluctuations are observed in the central part of the kingdom, where during the day the air heats up to 30˚С, and at night – up to 15˚С heat. Winters in this region are also dry, but rather frosty, and summers are sunny and rainless.
• The climate of the Canary Islands is distinguished by its year-round constancy. There is practically no sultry heat and excessive freshness at the resort.
• On other islands (Ibiza, Menorca and Majorca) the climate is close to the conditions of the Mediterranean coast.

Winter weather in Spain

April

May

May is the beginning of a beach holiday. Every day it becomes warmer and more comfortable. The southern regions of Spain warm up to + 22°C – +24°C, and the water on the coast – up to +18°C. It should be noted that fluctuations in air temperature in the Canary Islands in May are insignificant and do not differ from the winter months. It is also dry and sunny here. May in Spain is a time of holidays and festivals.

Weather in Spain in summer

June

June is an ideal month for holidays, especially with children. The weather is hot, but there is no sweltering heat. The air temperature reaches the level of 25°C – 26°C warm, and the sea warms up to +20°C on average. For lovers of swimming, it is better to choose southern resorts, where during the day the temperature is 27°C, and at night it drops to +17°C. It is cooler in the north-west of the country, here it is about 18°C ​​during the day, and up to +13°C at night.

July

The middle of summer is considered the hottest month. The temperature rises to +30°C – +34°C, and the sea – up to +25°C. At this time in Spain the height of the resort holiday. In July, there is practically no precipitation, the weather is sunny and partly cloudy.

August

The last month of summer differs little from the July heat. It is the same dry and sunny weather. In the north of the country, the sky is sometimes overcast and it rains.

Pleasant sea breezes on the coast bring freshness and coolness.

Weather in Spain in autumn

September

The holiday season in September is not over yet, but the weather can already bring trouble, especially in the second half of the month. The water in the sea during the summer warmed up to +25°C. In the south of Spain, during the day it is warm up to +30°C, and at night the temperature drops to +20°C – +25°C. Precipitation can fall in the north of the country, and the thermometer reaches + 25 ° C, it is already cooler at night. There are storms on the coast at the end of September, and therefore it is better to plan a vacation in Spain until the middle of the month.

October

In October, autumn comes to Spain, and all the resorts of the country are gradually empty. Which, of course, cannot be said about the Canary Islands, where rest is still in full swing. The average daily temperature on the mainland is kept at around +22°C, and at night it already drops noticeably. In coastal areas it is not so warm anymore (up to +15°C). It often rains, especially in the central part of Spain. This time is perfect for visiting the sights of Spain.

November

November is a cold rainy month with winds and average air temperature up to +17°C. The water on the coast still keeps warm up to +20°С. It is coldest in the north of the country (during the day up to +13°C, and at night – +7°C), in the south the air warms up to 20°C and there are fewer sunny days. The autumn months are the period for touristic cultural holidays in Spain.

Spain
is a beautiful country to visit at any time of the year. It captivates tourists with its special atmosphere, wonderful climate and great opportunities for varied recreation.

During the trip, you can combine a beach holiday, as well as acquaintance with ancient sights. The temperature in Spain by months and the water temperature will help you understand what time of the year it will be more comfortable to relax.

Spanish climate by region

B 9April 0060
throughout the country, the amount of precipitation decreases, and the air temperature at lunchtime reaches its peak of +20 degrees. At night it can still be quite cool – up to +13 degrees, so you should take warm clothes with you on vacation. The water temperature in the sea warms up to +17 degrees, but it is still not suitable for swimming.

Weather conditions in April are slightly different for resorts:

• — +18°C during the day, +12°C at night, water — +15 degrees;
• Valencia
  
• Malaga
  – +21°C during the day, +14°C at night, water – +18 degrees;
• Ibiza
  – +19°C during the day, +14°C at night, water – +16 degrees;
• Costa Brava
  – +18°C during the day, +10°C at night, water – +14 degrees;
• Costa Blanca
  – +21°C during the day, +14°C at night, water – +15 degrees;
• Salou
  – +19°C during the day, +14°C at night, water – +15 degrees;
• Mallorca
  – +18°C during the day, +14°C at night, water – +15 degrees;
• Tenerife
  – +22°C during the day, +14°C at night, water – +19 degrees;
• Torrevieja
  – + 21 ° C during the day, + 14 ° C at night, water – +16 degrees;
• San Sebastian
  – + 16 ° C during the day, + 10 ° C at night, water – +14 degrees;
• Marbella
  – + 21 ° C during the day, + 11 ° C at night, water – +16 degrees.

In the resorts of the province of Alicante
in April during the daytime it is quite warm – the air temperature reaches +21°C, and at night the thermometer drops to +15°C.

May
in Spain starts the holiday season. Across the country, numerous hotels on the coast are opening, ready to receive tourists. The water in the Mediterranean Sea is great for swimming. Its temperature is +20 degrees, and in some regions even a couple of degrees higher.

At the same time, rains in May are a rare occurrence, as is wind, and the air temperature throughout the country during the daytime is about +20-24 degrees.

Summer

Summer in Spain is the best time to relax. During this period, the sea and air in all parts of the country warm up to excellent temperatures, and almost always a clear sky pleases with warm and sunny days. Fruits and vegetables are also ripening everywhere, and bright festivals are held in honor of this, among which the most famous is “Tomantina”
.

The air temperature is not as high as during the peak season. Throughout Spain, the air warms up to + 23 ° С from early morning. Such weather conditions are great for those who plan to combine beach and sightseeing holidays. During this period, the most favorable temperature for relaxation is on the coast of Andalusia, Valencia, on the Costa Brava, as well as in the south of Catalonia. The air temperature in the regions warms up to +25 degrees, as does the water in the sea.

July
and August
across the country is the same beautiful resort weather, which is great for a relaxed beach holiday. Temperature indicators during this period reach a maximum – + 27-32 ° C during the day and + 20 ° C in the evenings. The water in the sea warms up to + 26-27 degrees. In addition, a dry and hot wind blows from the sea, which further increases the feeling of heat, this is especially noticeable in the Canary Islands.

If you don’t really like the heat, but really want to swim, then you should go to the resorts located on the Canary Islands, the Costa Blanca and the Costa Dorada, as well as the beaches of the Balearic Islands.

Autumn

In the autumn season in Spain begins the real velvet season
. In September, the weather is just as beautiful as in previous months, so the number of tourists here does not subside. The sea continues to keep warm until the middle of the season.

September
the best weather for autumn holidays. During this period, the daily temperature is fully consistent with the summer months. The highest air and water temperatures are in Alicante, Benidorm, Malaga, Ibiza and Tenerife. Daily rates at these resorts reach +28-29°C, and water – +25°C. A couple of degrees cooler in the Costa Brava, Valencia and Salou.

In October
the weather deteriorates noticeably. Air in comparison with the previous month cools down by 5-6 degrees. There are more cloudy days and more rain. However, even during this period it is quite easy to find warm and clear days suitable for swimming and trips to the sights of the country. The sea in October warms up to + 23-25 ​​degrees.

A full-fledged autumn begins in Spain. The resorts of the country are closed until spring, only the Canary Islands continue to have sunny and rather warm weather for relaxing on the coast. The air cools down to +17-20 degrees, and at night it becomes very cool – up to +14 degrees. The sea is not suitable for swimming – the water temperature drops to +18 degrees. Strong winds and rain can spoil the rest a little.

When is the best time to go?

Spain is ideal for all types of holidays. This country has the best beaches in Europe, as well as an abundance of the most interesting ancient and modern sights.

High season

Best time
for holidays in Spain starts in May and ends in October. This season is characterized by an abundance of clear days, as well as high temperature indicators of air and water.

During the first and last month of the resort, the weather conditions are conducive not only to relaxing on the beaches, but also to exciting cultural programs
. The only disadvantage of such a holiday can be a large number of tourists.

Rainy season

Low season
in Spain is considered April, October as well as the winter months. At this time, rain and cool winds can spoil the rest. But even during these months, tourists visit the country, because the cost of recreation and entertainment during this period is attractive.

Thanks to the weather, Spain attracts tourists from all over the world almost all year round.

Watch a video about the climate in the capital of Spain – Madrid:

Climate in Spain

Spain is located in the south of Europe, occupies the Iberian Peninsula and several groups of islands, the Canary Islands in the Atlantic and the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean. As in all countries located in the northern hemisphere, summer in Spain lasts from June to August, winter – from December to February. The peak of the beach holiday season and the maximum flow of tourists to the resorts of the country falls at the end of summer, it is by August that the coastal waters of the Mediterranean Sea are warmed up by the sun to a pleasant +26 degrees. Although in winter the waters in the south-east of Spain cool down only to + 13 … 15 degrees, not lower.

The climate of the country is very warm, has all the signs of a Mediterranean climate in the south and east of the country. The winter is short, wet, and summer heat comes by April. Humidity during the year does not exceed 60%, even in the cold season. It is even warmer in the Canary Islands, it is quite comfortable here in summer, and winter pleases with air temperatures from +16 to +20 degrees Celsius. In the north of Spain, the influence of the Atlantic Ocean is so strong that the weather conditions in this area during the year are noticeably different from other areas: mild and warm winters with plenty of rain turn into not hot summers, there is rarely summer heat, typical for the south. The air humidity in the north and east is the highest, about 80%, due to the influence of moist air masses coming from the ocean. Another region of the country with climatic conditions different from neighboring regions is located in the center. The weather in central Spain corresponds to the continental climate: the amplitude of day and night temperatures is large, the summer on the mountain plateau is hot and dry, and the winter is cold.

Dependence of weather conditions on relief

The climate in Spain is highly dependent on relief. The territory of Spain is quite extensive, there are high mountains, and plains, and coastal regions, separated from the mainland by highlands.

For example, a relatively similar relief pattern in the north and west of the country provided similar climatic conditions in these two regions. Under the influence of the mountains, which increase as you move deeper into the peninsula and do not let the wet masses of the Atlantic to the central regions, the coastal plain is open to oceanic air currents. They pour out all their moisture here throughout the year. Summer is characterized by moderate temperatures, not exceeding +25 degrees, and in the winter months the average daily temperature is +11 . .. +15 degrees.

In the central regions of Spain separated from the ocean by mountains, the weather during the year has most of the characteristics of a continental climate. There are very noticeable transitions from winter to summer, from June to August fairly high temperatures reign, often reaching + 35 degrees and above. Winters are cold, in some regions the air cools down to +7 degrees and below, frosts and heavy snowfalls are not uncommon, especially in the mountains. During the winter months, numerous ski resorts open up in the mountainous areas, offering modern ski slopes for skiers and snowboarders. Resting in the mountains in winter is quite comfortable, there are no severe frosts, and thick snow cover provides tourists with an unforgettable vacation. It is because of the mountain ranges and uplands in the central part of the country that the temperature amplitude during the day and at night is very noticeable and averages 10-15 degrees.

In the coastal areas of the Mediterranean Sea in the south and east of the country, summers are slightly cooler than in the center. Of course, in some years, summer temperatures can rise to +38 degrees, when hot air masses from the African continent rise to the coast of Spain. But on average, the thermometer fixes +28 degrees. Winter in these regions is humid and relatively warm, from +15 to +18 degrees.

The weather in the Mediterranean Spanish islands of Ibiza, Menorca and Mallorca is similar to southern Spain, warm and short winters, inconspicuous off-seasons and long, hot summers with little rainfall. In the Canary Islands, the air temperature in summer differs by only 8-10 degrees from the winter temperature and is +28 degrees. The cool masses of the Atlantic Ocean make the summer months incredibly comfortable for relaxation, without the sweltering heat and heat.

Spain consistently ranks among the top five countries with the highest life expectancy. And the unique climatic conditions play an important role in this.

The Kingdom occupies a vast territory with different climatic conditions. In this article we will talk about the regions with the most favorable climate for recreation and for life.

The main climatic zones of Spain

Spain is usually divided into 3 climatic zones – north, center and southeast.

Contrary to popular stereotype, it is not cold at all in the north. The climate here is maritime with a strong influence of the Atlantic. Winter is very mild, sparing, but summer cannot be called hot either. A good option for those who want to measure both cold and heat.

But in the center the climate is continental – that is, the most severe. By Spanish standards, of course. Hot and dry summers, cold winters. Again, the cold Spanish winter is +5°C or +10°C. It is this temperature that is kept in the central part of the country in January – the coldest month.

An ideal climate is a deeply individual concept, since it depends on the well-being and characteristics of a particular person. Perhaps you will like the north of Spain, where temperature fluctuations are minimal, there is a lot of vegetation and very beautiful landscapes. And yet, most prefer to relax on the southeastern coasts with a subtropical climate.

In the south-east of Spain everything is “good” – winters are short and mild, and summers are moderately hot. “Especially good” in Andalusia – on the Costa del Sol, as well as on the Costa Blanca. Also, the Canary and Balearic Islands are always at the peak of popularity.

Islands

The Canary Islands are the realm of eternal spring. In summer, the thermometer rises only to +26°C, in winter it drops to +21°C. A good option for those who do not like the climate of continental Spain. The absence of hurricanes and heavy rains completes the list of advantages of the Canary Islands.

The climatic conditions of the Balearic Islands have a beneficial effect on health and well-being. The average temperature in winter is +14°С, and in summer +28°С. The sea breeze softens the heat. Water warms up to +25°C in summer. The number of sunny days per year is 300. And in 2015, Forbes named Palma de Mallorca the best city in the world for leisure and work.

Costa del Sol

This is the sunniest and southern coast of the Kingdom of Spain, where millions of Europeans and other countries with more severe climates spend their winters (and not only winters).

Good weather lasts here all 12 months of the year. On this coast, the sun shines for at least 325 days a year. Daytime temperature in winter is +17°C, in summer – about +30°C, while winter lasts only 2-3 months. The Mediterranean Sea has a great influence on the entire coast of Spain and softens the dry air. As for vegetation, there is not so much of it here, especially in the south.

Costa Blanca

The “White Coast”, Costa Blanca, corresponds to the coastline of the province of Alicante. Due to the moderate amount of rainfall, the northern part of the Costa Blanca is decorated with quite lush vegetation. And the climate here is milder than in the south of the coast.

End point of the “green” part of the Costa Blanca – Benidorm. Further the landscape changes, becomes more deserted. The area from Alicante to Torrevieja is more like a steppe. In summer, the air temperature here can reach +35°C or even +40°C.

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Today, the warmest water in Spain was found in Mallorca. Its value in this place is 25.9°C. And the coldest is in Puentedeum, its value is 15. 2°C.

The general trend can be seen on the chart. It shows the change in the average value calculated from seven points in Spain over the last two months.

For the two most popular bathing spots in Spain, the graphs of average water temperature during the year are as follows:

Mallorca, Spain

Malaga, Spain Spain. Below is a table with current weather data and trends in general in some places in the country.

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Spain is in Europe. The country is washed by six seas, such as the Atlantic Ocean, the Balearic Sea, the Bay of Biscay, the Strait of Gibraltar, the Alboran Sea, the Mediterranean Sea. Spain is a major resort country and has a long coastline. To determine the temperature of the water in it, we monitor 323 settlements and resorts.

Due to the length of Spain from north to south and the extensive mountain system, the climate differs quite noticeably in different parts of the country. The vertical zonality is also clearly visible.

The northern coast is in rather peculiar conditions – the influence of wet sea masses from the Atlantic is strong here, therefore, in Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque Country, winters are mild and fairly wet, and summers are moderately warm.

The eastern coast of the country is located in the zone of subtropical Mediterranean climate. It has dry hot summers and mild winters. In summer, the temperature can reach + 36-38 degrees with an average level of about 27 degrees, in winter the thermometer does not fall below +12. There is little precipitation (500-600 mm per year), mainly in autumn and winter. The water warms up to +23-27 degrees in summer, so the beach season here lasts from May-June to October.

The Balearic Islands have a subtropical Mediterranean climate. However, due to their position, the islands receive slightly more rainfall than the nearby continental coast of the country. The beach season in the Balearics begins in March, when the water temperature rises to +18, and ends in October.

On the islands of the Canary archipelago, the climate is close to tropical trade winds. The proximity of the cold ocean current noticeably softens the summer heat inherent in the entire region, but it also evens out the general temperature background. The water temperature is quite constant – 20-23 degrees all year round.

We monitor the status of the following oceans and seas that surround the country. Just go to the page of a specific body of water and see the temperature in all settlements on the coast.

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• Strait of Gibraltar
• Alboran Sea
• Mediterranean Sea

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	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Avg Daily (°C)	10	12	16	17	22	29	33	33	29	21	15	11
Avg Nightly (°C)	1	2	4	5	8	13	16	16	14	9	4	2
Avg Daily (°F)	50	53.6	60.8	62.6	71.6	84.2	91.4	91.4	84.2	69.8	59	51.8
Avg Nightly (°F)	33.8	35.6	39.2	41	46. 4	55.4	60.8	60.8	57.2	48.2	39.2	35.6
Avg Rainfall (mm)	40	40	30	50	40	30	10	10	20	40	50	50

Why visit Spain in July

Visitors can enjoy outdoor dining experience by the sidewalk in Spanish cities.Locals participating in the week-long San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain.

Thousands of tourists and locals come together to enjoy the best things Spain has to offer during this time of the year.

• Vibrant nightlife: In July most Spanish cities get flooded with tourists from all over the world ready to enjoy the Spanish nightlife and spend lazy afternoons at the beach. Some of the most popular destinations are Barcelona, Granada, and Malaga. You will have a variety of parties to choose from every night and tons of occasions to meet new international friends.
• The beaches: July is the best time to visit Spain for those who want to enjoy a relaxing holiday. There are plenty of beautiful, secluded places where you will be able to lie down on the sandy beach and enjoy the warm sun on your skin, away from the many tourists. The cliffs of Maro-Cerro Gordo or Cala de las Mulas in the Murcia region are great destinations for those who value their privacy and love tranquility.
• National parks: Precipitation in July is extremely rare. You can therefore enjoy a trip to one of the many national parks in the country and be assured that you will find good weather. Enjoy bird watching through the swamps of Tablas De Daimiel or go for a hike in the national parks in the Pyrenees. This is the perfect month to try activities such as rafting, canoeing, and river boarding.
• Festivals: Witness the crazy San Fermín festival in Spain in July. This week-long celebration is held in the historic city of Pamplona in the north of the country. The most famous event at the festival is the running of the bulls in which hundreds of people run in front of six bulls through the narrow streets of the city. If you like music, book a ticket for the Benicàssim Festival held in the north of Valencia. Here you will be able to listen to indie and alternative music.

Where to go and what to do

Ibiza is known for vibrant parties and nightlife.

There are plenty of things to do in Spain. Make sure to spend at least seven days in the country if you want to make the most of your time. The islands of Ibiza, Majorca, and Minorca come to life and are among the best places to visit in Spain during the summer months. Here you will find the best nightlife and wildest parties. If you want to see the most iconic cities of Spain, opt for a tour of Barcelona, Madrid, or visit Granada during the summer period. For a relaxing option, head north towards the city of Bilbao, the perfect location for those who want a break from the many summer visitors coming to Spain. Here you can explore the Guggenheim Museum, visit the close-by Salt Valley or simply enjoy a swim in one of the many quiet beaches in the area. Another option is to conquer one of the many walking trails present in the country such as the Caminito del Rey or the Picos de Europa.

What to bring

Flamenco is a popular Spanish art form based on various folkloric music traditions.

Precipitation is scarce in July so you can leave your umbrella at home. Don’t forget to pack light clothes made of natural fabrics to survive the hot weather. Sunscreen is also a must; the sun here is no joke!

The Spain weather in July is perfect with long sunny days, warm temperatures, and low chances of precipitation. You can enjoy a quiet holiday in the north of the country visiting cities such as Bilbao or exploring one of the many Spanish national parks. If you like partying, you can head towards the Balearic Islands where you can find younger crowds. Cities such as Barcelona and Pamplona are the ideal destination for those interested in Spanish culture as here you will be able to join the San Fermín festival and other cultural events.

If you need help planning your custom trip to Spain, feel free to reach out to our local travel experts. Alternatively, you can also check out trips to Spain in July that we offer.

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By November, the weather in Spain is somewhat reminiscent of the beginning of autumn in countries with a temperate climate. Weather conditions deteriorate noticeably. Fans of beach holidays and warmth should not count on the fact that Spain will meet them with warmth and sun. But for tourists who go to Spain for historical excursions, long walks through incredibly beautiful cities, new sensations and emotions, unexpected weather surprises will not be a hindrance. The calm beauty of November Spain is able to win the hearts of romantics and lovers!

Sunny days appear less and less in weather forecasts, in November there are no more than 9-10, but rain is becoming a regular guest in all regions of the country. Along with the precipitation, the clouds bring the wind, on the coast there are heavy gusts of wind, severe storms and heavy rains.

By November, the sun heats up much less, warming the air up to +15…+17 degrees. So, in the capital, during the day, the thermometer rises to +14 degrees Celsius, and at night it can drop to +6 degrees. In the east and north-west of the country, the air temperature remains at +16 degrees, but in the northern coastal regions there are more rainy days, and the ocean storms much more often. The south of Spain is also dominated by cyclones and heavy winds. On a sunny day, the air can warm up to +19degrees, but such days here are becoming less and less.

The water off the coast of Malaga, Murcia is relatively warm, about +20 degrees, but the ambient temperature, strong sea waves and wind do not contribute to a beach holiday. Coastal areas are empty in November in anticipation of the next tourist season.

In November, the decline in prices for holidays in Spain allows you to relax almost two times cheaper than in summer. It will be possible to save not only on the hotel and the services that it offers to its guests, but also on food. Once crowded with tourists, restaurants and cafes are empty at the end of autumn, every tourist here is very much expected. By lowering prices on the menu, restaurant owners are trying to attract those few tourists who have chosen November for their holiday in Spain.

In November, mostly young people or pensioners go to Spain. For the former, the budget of the trip is important, and for the latter, comfortable cool weather. Excursion programs, visits to museums, exhibitions and concerts are popular. And in early November, a holiday is celebrated in Spain, which is simply impossible to miss!

November 9, the whole country begins a large-scale celebration of the Day of Olives. The center of this holiday is Andalusia and its city of Baena. For several days, the town, which occupies one of the leading places in the world in the production of olive oil, turns into a platform for festival events, exhibitions and markets. And everywhere the focus is on the olive or oil from it!

Guests of the city have the opportunity to participate in dozens of olive oil tastings. During the excursions you can learn how olives are grown, harvested and prepared. Olive oil producers will tell the secrets of its production. Having visited the Day of the Olive, tourists begin to treat it in a completely different way, with respect, awe and love. Exactly the way all Spaniards treat olives.

Where is the best place to relax in Spain in November?

This table will help you determine which resorts in Spain are warmest in November, find out where there is less rain and more clear days.
Do you want to know where is the warmest sea? We also provide information about the water temperature in seaside resorts.

Resort name	Air temperature day / night		Cloudy	Rainy days / rainfall	Sea water temperature	Solar clock *
Aguilas	19.0°C	13.2°C	24.2%	1 day (21.3 mm.)	19.2°C	08h. 43m.
Adeje	22. 4°C	18.2°C	19.2%	1 day (17.2 mm.)	22.6°C	09h. 41m.
Alicante	18.8°C	13.3°C	26.3%	2 days (29.2 mm.)	19.4°C	08h. 26m.
Altea	19.2°C	15.4°C	27.7%	2 days (35.8 mm.)	19.5°C	08h. 17m.
Albir	19.0°C	15.6°C	27.9%	2 days (43.9 mm.)	19.5°C	08h. 16m.
Alcudia	18.5°C	15.7°C	36.2%	4 days (60.6 mm.)	19.6°C	07h. 22m.
Almeria	19.2°C	13.6°C	19.2%	1 day (19.1 mm.)	18.3°C	09h. 14m.
Almuñécar	19.1°C	13. 1°C	19.2%	2 days (39.3 mm.)	17.5°C	09h. 15m.
Algeciras	18.2°C	14.5°C	34.6%	5 days (93.8 mm.)	17.7°C	07h. 42m.
Badalona	17.0°C	12.6°C	31.1%	4 days (65.5 mm.)	17.9°C	07h. 48m.
Barcelona	16.6°C	13.0°C	30.3%	3 days (62.6 mm.)	18.0°C	07h. 53m.
benalmadena	18.5°C	14.8°C	25.9%	3 days (57.1 mm.)	17.3°C	08h. 34m.
benalmadena	18.5°C	14.8°C	25.7%	3 days (57.0 mm.)	17.3°C	08h. 35m.
Benidorm	19.0°C	15. 5°C	27.4%	2 days (39.6 mm.)	19.5°C	08h. 19m.
Benicassim	18.9°C	12.7°C	26.0%	1 day (38.2 mm.)	19.0°C	08h. 23m.
Bilbao	15.7°C	10.8°C	49.0%	8 days (115.4 mm.)	16.0°C	05h. 57m.
Blanes	16.8°C	11.7°C	31.2%	3 days (49.8 mm.)	17.5°C	07h. 46m.
Burgos	10.4°C	4.7°C	46.8%	4 days (53.0 mm.)	–	06h. 12m.
Valencia	19.0°C	12.2°C	28.5%	2 days (40.2 mm.)	19.0°C	08h. 09m.
Villajoyosa	18.9°C	14.4°C	27. 4%	2 days (33.7 mm.)	19.4°C	08h. 19m.
Gandia	18.9°C	13.4°C	30.3%	2 days (49.4 mm.)	19.1°C	08h. 00m.
Guia de Isora	20.7°C	16.9°C	20.3%	–	22.6°C	09h. 34m.
Golf del Sur	23.2°C	20.6°C	16.2%	–	22.6°C	10 a.m. 01m.
Gran Canaria	23.4°C	20.0°C	22.4%	–	22.1°C	09h. 21m.
Granada	15.3°C	6.6°C	26.4%	4 days (57.2 mm.)	17.5°C	08h. 29m.
Guardamar del Segura	19.6°C	14.5°C	25.5%	1 day (21. 0 mm.)	19.4°C	08h. 32m.
Denia	18.6°C	15.5°C	29.9%	3 days (56.6 mm.)	19.2°C	08h. 03m.
Girona	16.5°C	9.6°C	31.9%	3 days (58.3 mm.)	17.2°C	07h. 41m.
Ibiza	18.9°C	17.1°C	34.5%	4 days (57.9 mm.)	19.5°C	07h. 35m.
Cadaqués	16.2°C	12.3°C	31.7%	2 days (55.2 mm.)	16.8°C	07h. 41m.
Cadiz	19.2°C	15.8°C	29.3%	6 days (102.7 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 13m.
Cala d’Or	18.6°C	15.8°C	37.2%	2 days (37.4 mm.)	20. 0°C	07h. 17m.
Cala Mayor	18.2°C	15.0°C	34.5%	1 day (32.1 mm.)	19.7°C	07h. 33m.
Cala Mesquida	18.4°C	16.8°C	38.6%	3 days (42.6 mm.)	19.8°C	07h. 08m.
Cala Figuera	18.5°C	16.0°C	36.3%	3 days (36.5 mm.)	20.0°C	07h. 23m.
Calafell	17.3°C	11.9°C	27.7%	3 days (54.3 mm.)	18.1°C	08h. 08m.
Calella	16.7°C	12.2°C	31.5%	4 days (65.5 mm.)	17.6°C	07h. 45m.
Calpe	18.9°C	14.5°C	27.7%	1 day (29.0 mm.)	19. 4°C	08h. 17m.
Cambrils	17.3°C	12.8°C	27.6%	3 days (57.7 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 10m.
camp de mar	18.2°C	15.9°C	35.2%	3 days (42.3 mm.)	19.7°C	07h. 29m.
Can Picafort	18.5°C	15.2°C	36.9%	5 days (62.5 mm.)	19.6°C	07h. 18m.
Capella	12.8°C	4.1°C	27.4%	3 days (64.4 mm.)	–	08h. 07m.
Cartagena	19.7°C	15.8°C	26.9%	1 day (23.4 mm.)	19.3°C	08h. 25m.
Castellón de la Plana	18.9°C	12.7°C	26.0%	1 day (37.5 mm.)	19. 0°C	08h. 23m.
Coma Ruga	17.2°C	11.9°C	28.4%	2 days (48.0 mm.)	18.1°C	08h. 04m.
Cordova	18.3°C	10.3°C	30.9%	3 days (55.3 mm.)	–	08h. 00m.
Corralejo	22.2°C	20.3°C	32.8%	1 day (17.8 mm.)	21.6°C	08h. 11m.
Costa Adeje	23.3°C	20.2°C	17.5%	–	22.6°C	09h. 52m.
Costa Blanca	18.9°C	15.5°C	26.9%	2 days (38.8 mm.)	19.4°C	08h. 22m.
Costa Brava	16.3°C	12.3°C	32.3%	3 days (57.9 mm.)	16.9°C	07h. 37m.
Cullera	19.2°C	11.7°C	28.6%	3 days (43.0 mm.)	19.1°C	08h. 10m.
La Palma	22.0°C	19.9°C	36.4%	2 days (50.8 mm.)	22.7°C	07h. 49m.
La Pineda	17.4°C	13.2°C	27.4%	3 days (59.2 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 11m.
La Coruna	15.1°C	11.5°C	47.1%	8 days (125.7 mm.)	14.9°C	06h. 08m.
La Manga	19.6°C	15.5°C	26.9%	2 days (31.4 mm.)	19.3°C	08h. 25m.
La Orotava	21.3°C	18.1°C	37.8%	3 days (54.7 mm.)	22.5°C	07h. 40m.
Lanzarote	22.3°C	19.8°C	33.6%	1 day (19.9 mm.)	21.6°C	08h. 06m.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria	22.5°C	20.1°C	33.2%	–	22.1°C	08h. 11m.
Leon	10.7°C	4.6°C	38.1%	3 days (40.0 mm.)	–	07h. 03m.
Lloret de Mar	16.9°C	12.1°C	31.6%	3 days (59.6 mm.)	17.4°C	07h. 43m.
Los Alcazares	19.5°C	15.5°C	27.8%	2 days (27.1 mm.)	19.3°C	08h. 19m.
Los Gigantes	22.5°C	18.9°C	19.1%	1 day (18.1 mm.)	22.6°C	09h. 42m.
Los Cristianos	23.4°C	20.5°C	17.9%	–	22.6°C	09h. 50m.
Magaluf	18.4°C	14.9°C	36.1%	3 days (46.9 mm.)	19.7°C	07h. 24m.
Madrid	14.3°C	8.7°C	34.9%	3 days (46.6 mm.)	–	07h. 28m.
Majorca	18.3°C	14.3°C	37.4%	5 days (85.7 mm.)	19.8°C	07h. 16m.
Malaga	19.7°C	14.2°C	23.2%	2 days (48.0 mm.)	17.3°C	08h. 50m.
Malgrat de Mar	16.6°C	11.8°C	31.8%	4 days (61.2 mm.)	17.5°C	07h. 43m.
Manilva	19. 1°C	12.8°C	31.4%	5 days (94.6 mm.)	17.3°C	08h. 01m.
Mar Menor	19.6°C	15.5°C	26.9%	2 days (31.4 mm.)	19.3°C	08h. 25m.
Marbella	19.3°C	13.2°C	27.5%	4 days (74.7 mm.)	17.3°C	08h. 25m.
Maspalomas	23.3°C	20.3°C	22.0%	–	22.2°C	09h. 23m.
mataro	17.0°C	12.7°C	31.5%	4 days (56.8 mm.)	17.7°C	07h. 45m.
Melilla	19.9°C	15.8°C	25.9%	2 days (35.0 mm.)	18.7°C	08h. 38m.
Menorca	18.2°C	16. 3°C	39.9%	6 days (80.2 mm.)	19.4°C	07h. 00m.
Mijas	17.5°C	13.9°C	26.0%	3 days (64.0 mm.)	17.3°C	08h. 34m.
Moraira	18.9°C	15.7°C	28.6%	3 days (46.8 mm.)	19.4°C	08h. 11m.
Motril	19.2°C	13.2°C	19.3%	2 days (39.5 mm.)	–	09h. 14m.
Mojacar	19.1°C	14.8°C	23.0%	1 day (16.8 mm.)	19.2°C	08h. 50m.
Murcia	19.7°C	11.7°C	25.9%	1 day (20.8 mm.)	19.3°C	08h. 30m.
Nerja	19.0°C	14.6°C	22. 0%	2 days (40.9 mm.)	17.4°C	08h. 57m.
Oviedo	14.3°C	7.9°C	43.4%	6 days (102.2 mm.)	–	06h. 29m.
Oropesa del Mar	18.9°C	12.7°C	25.9%	1 day (38.2 mm.)	19.0°C	08h. 23m.
Paguera	18.4°C	15.8°C	35.0%	3 days (49.3 mm.)	19.7°C	07h. 30m.
Palm	18.4°C	13.7°C	35.0%	3 days (36.3 mm.)	19.7°C	07h. 30m.
Palma Nova	18.2°C	14.9°C	34.4%	2 days (34.3 mm.)	19.7°C	07h. 34m.
Palma de Mallorca	18.5°C	14.2°C	35. 1%	3 days (52.1 mm.)	19.7°C	07h. 29m.
Pamplona	12.1°C	5.7°C	47.6%	6 days (94.1 mm.)	–	06h. 07m.
Peñiscola	17.3°C	12.0°C	28.1%	3 days (63.4 mm.)	18.8°C	08h. 09m.
Pilar de la Horadada	19.5°C	14.7°C	27.8%	1 day (23.8 mm.)	19.4°C	08h. 19m.
Pineda de Mar	16.8°C	11.8°C	30.9%	3 days (49.9 mm.)	17.6°C	07h. 48m.
Playa de Aro	16.3°C	12.8°C	33.4%	3 days (54.9 mm.)	17.1°C	07h. 32m.
Playa de Muro	18.2°C	14. 9°C	37.7%	4 days (60.8 mm.)	19.6°C	07h. 13m.
Playa de Palma	18.4°C	13.7°C	35.1%	3 days (36.4 mm.)	19.8°C	07h. 29m.
Playa de San Augustin	23.3°C	20.2°C	22.7%	–	22.2°C	09h. 19m.
Playa del Inglés	23.3°C	20.3°C	22.2%	–	22.2°C	09h. 23m.
Playa d’en Bossa	18.8°C	17.3°C	34.2%	3 days (51.6 mm.)	19.6°C	07h. 37m.
Playa de Las Americas	23.4°C	20.5°C	17.9%	–	22.6°C	09h. 49m.
Puerto de la Cruz	22.2°C	18. 8°C	33.9%	2 days (42.3 mm.)	22.5°C	08h. 05m.
Puerto de Mogan	23.3°C	20.4°C	19.0%	–	22.4°C	09h. 43m.
Puerto del Carmen	22.3°C	20.0°C	34.0%	1 day (19.8 mm.)	21.6°C	08h. 04m.
Puerto de Santiago	23.0°C	19.3°C	16.9%	–	22.6°C	09h. 55m.
Reus	16.2°C	11.6°C	28.1%	3 days (65.5 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 06m.
Roquetas de Mar	19.2°C	14.5°C	19.0%	1 day (27.7 mm.)	18.2°C	09h. 16m.
Roses	16.2°C	12.2°C	31. 3%	2 days (39.7 mm.)	16.8°C	07h. 44m.
Salou	17.3°C	12.8°C	27.6%	3 days (57.4 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 10m.
San Jose	19.2°C	13.9°C	19.1%	1 day (19.4 mm.)	18.7°C	09h. 15m.
San Juan de los Terreros	19.9°C	14.5°C	23.3%	1 day (19.4 mm.)	19.2°C	08h. 48m.
San Pedro del Pinatar	19.5°C	15.5°C	27.8%	2 days (27.0 mm.)	19.4°C	08h. 19m.
San Sebastian	14.8°C	9.9°C	50.2%	9 days (147.0 mm.)	16.0°C	05h. 50m.
San Fernando	19.2°C	15. 2°C	30.9%	6 days (114.1 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 04m.
Santa Pola	19.3°C	12.9°C	25.6%	1 day (25.7 mm.)	19.3°C	08h. 31m.
Santa Ponsa	18.1°C	15.2°C	36.2%	3 days (40.6 mm.)	19.7°C	07h. 23m.
Santa Cruz de la Palma	21.7°C	19.5°C	39.7%	2 days (57.7 mm.)	22.6°C	07h. 28m.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife	21.9°C	19.5°C	36.4%	1 day (37.8 mm.)	22.5°C	07h. 49m.
Santa Susanna	16.6°C	11.8°C	31.8%	4 days (61.2 mm.)	17.5°C	07h. 43m.
santander	15. 8°C	12.6°C	46.8%	7 days (96.7 mm.)	16.0°C	06h. 09m.
Santiago de Compostela	13.2°C	8.0°C	55.1%	8 days (116.9 mm.)	–	05h. 22m.
Zaragoza	15.0°C	8.7°C	32.1%	3 days (48.0 mm.)	–	07h. 41m.
Seville	19.5°C	12.5°C	27.8%	4 days (72.1 mm.)	18.1°C	08h. 20m.
Segovia	10.3°C	3.8°C	42.6%	4 days (53.1 mm.)	–	06h. 41m.
Ceuta	18.9°C	15.7°C	32.5%	5 days (71.2 mm.)	18.3°C	07h. 56m.
Sitges	16.8°C	12. 9°C	30.2%	3 days (53.8 mm.)	18.2°C	07h. 54m.
Sierra Nevada	11.3°C	5.4°C	25.8%	4 days (91.1 mm.)	17.7°C	08h. 33m.
Tarifa	18.6°C	15.6°C	31.9%	5 days (87.4 mm.)	18.5°C	07h. 59m.
Tarragona	17.4°C	13.0°C	27.3%	3 days (58.8 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 11m.
Tenerife	19.0°C	15.7°C	38.2%	3 days (64.6 mm.)	22.5°C	07h. 38m.
Toledo	14.8°C	8.2°C	33.7%	3 days (47.3 mm.)	–	07h. 37m.
Torrevieja	19.7°C	14.9°C	27. 3%	2 days (26.1 mm.)	19.4°C	08h. 21m.
Torremolinos	19.7°C	14.5°C	24.5%	2 days (36.2 mm.)	17.3°C	08h. 42m.
Torrox	17.4°C	13.8°C	22.8%	2 days (40.4 mm.)	17.4°C	08h. 53m.
Tossa de Mar	16.7°C	12.0°C	33.1%	3 days (62.2 mm.)	17.4°C	07h. 35m.
Huelva	19.3°C	13.0°C	27.1%	4 days (75.9 mm.)	17.9°C	08h. 25m.
Figueres	16.2°C	12.2°C	31.3%	3 days (54.3 mm.)	16.8°C	07h. 44m.
Formentera	19.1°C	17.5°C	33. 5%	4 days (61.6 mm.)	19.6°C	07h. 41m.
Fuengirola	19.3°C	15.4°C	26.0%	3 days (50.1 mm.)	17.4°C	08h. 33m.
Fuerteventura	22.5°C	20.0°C	28.6%	–	21.8°C	08h. 40m.
Javea	18.8°C	15.7°C	29.1%	3 days (44.0 mm.)	19.3°C	08h. 08m.
Sherry	19.6°C	13.2°C	28.4%	5 days (95.8 mm.)	–	08h. 19m.
Gijón	15.3°C	10.1°C	46.1%	7 days (111.8 mm.)	15.6°C	06h. 13m.
Chiclana de la Frontera	19.1°C	14.8°C	27.5%	5 days (104. 5 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 25m.
El Vendrell	17.2°C	11.9°C	28.5%	2 days (48.0 mm.)	18.1°C	08h. 04m.
El Medano	23.1°C	19.9°C	21.2%	1 day (15.0 mm.)	22.5°C	09h. 28m.
El Arenal	12.0°C	5.4°C	33.9%	4 days (70.7 mm.)	–	07h. 34m.
El Puerto de Santa Maria	19.2°C	15.8°C	29.2%	6 days (103.0 mm.)	18.3°C	08h. 14m.
Empuriabrava	16.3°C	12.3°C	31.3%	3 days (54.8 mm.)	16.8°C	07h. 44m.
Estepona	19.1°C	11.8°C	29.0%	5 days (89. 1 mm.)	17.3°C	08h. 16m.

* Sundial – an indicator that displays the average number of hours per day during which direct sunlight reaches the earth’s surface. This indicator is influenced by both the length of daylight hours and cloud cover in the daytime.

Reviews of tourists about the weather in Spain in November

My husband and I were vacationing in the Canary Islands in late autumn. Comfortable air temperature – not cold, but not too hot. Light jackets were very useful to us, but a swimsuit was also in demand – to soak up the sandy beach of La Graciosa island. We are quite mobile travelers and, as a rule, we plan to visit many different places in 7-10 days in order to enjoy the sea, local architecture, and natural unique places like caves and volcanic formations. Autumn for such trips is the best season.

My wife and her friends took a break from the slushy and gloomy St. Petersburg to Mallorca in late autumn. It was quite sunny and dry, we were quite comfortable in light jackets, 12-15 degrees, the weather was like during our Indian summer. It was cold to swim in the sea, of course, but we didn’t come for sea baths at that time. We were recharged with positive impressions, especially since we were lucky enough to rent an apartment with a pool.

Good day! This season my friends and I went to one of the Spanish resorts. Although Spain is a southern country, the weather was somewhat disappointing. Climatic conditions are typical for a European country. The weather began to deteriorate, it was not necessary to count on sunbathing and swimming. However, there are pluses in this: we managed to visit museums more, go on excursions, and the conditions were quite comfortable. It rained from time to time, which, however, was not an obstacle to walking. A squally wind was blowing on the sea coast, and I wanted to get out of there as quickly as possible.

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Where is the hottest place in Spain in November? – Wiki Reviews

Where is the hottest place in France in winter? Vs’ is in Andalusia that you will be plus probably bathe in the month November . Seville is often city hottest D ‘ Spain but of course the climate can change and rain is possible. Average temperatures in Malaga at 9November 2459 ranges from 11°C in the morning to 19°C in the afternoon.

Where to spend the winter in Spain?

South Spain in winter : where to go ?

1. Malaga. Malaga is a city of undeniable charm that extends far beyond the beach. …
2. White villages. Andalusia is full of beautiful typical villages that you can visit all year round. …
3. Seville. …
4. Cordova. …
5. Baeza and Ubeda. …
6. Sierra Cazorla. …
7. Grenade. …
8. Jerez de la Frontera.

What is the hottest city in Spain? Climate hotter than and sunny from Europe

Almeria (and Andalusia in general) is considered one of the most hotter than and plus sunny Europe. In June, the average maximum of are between 28 and 30 ° C, and in exceptional cases can reach 40 ° C.

Good weather in Spain in November?

Month November en Spain – this is most often characterized by sunny weather. … This month November , the average minimum temperature is 8 ° C and the maximum 15 ° C.

Which city to choose in Spain in November?

• Almeria recommended for Nov .
• Barcelona is a worthy place in November .
• Benidorm – worthy place in November .
• Bilbao – worthy place in November .
• Cordova – worthy place in November .
• Granada is a worthy place in November .

Where to go in Spain in December?

• Almeria is a worthy place in December .
• Barcelona is a poorly recommended destination in december .
• Benidorm – worthy place in December .
• Bilbao is a poorly recommended destination in December .
• Cordoba is a poorly recommended destination in December .
• Granada is a poorly recommended destination in December .

What are the winter months in Spain?

L ‘ Spain en beekeeper . There are many reasons why you might want to travel Spain from December 22 to March 21. First of all, know that you can take advantage of both beekeeper and almost constant sunlight. Temperatures do are mostly not heavy and not frequent rains.

Where to spend the winter in Spain in a motorhome?

Spend a beekeeper on the sunny beach: a trip to campsite – car an …

• Girona. …
• Girona – Barcelona | +/- 1.5 hours on the way. …
• Barcelona – Valencia | +/- 4 hours on the way. …
• Murcia – Malaga | +/- 4.5 hours on the way. …
• Malaga – Gibraltar | +/- 2 hours on the way. …
• Gibraltar – Seville | +/- 3 hours on the way.

Where is the best climate in Spain?

The Canary Islands boast the best climate all year round with mild winters and moderate summers and temperatures of 20 to 27°C (68 to 81F) throughout the year. Sunshine Hours are similar to the Costa del Sol.

Which region in Spain is the hottest in October?

Visit Spain per month October has many advantages. The temperature is pleasant but not excessive. They vary across the country from 10°C in the morning to 20°C during the day, even plus in Andalusia, region is hotter than .

What is the hottest city in the world?

El Azizia: one villas in the heart of the furnace

If Libya is is also considered one of the hottest au Monde , vs’ is thanks to El Azizia that finger. Located in the north of the country, this Villa held the planet’s temperature record for 90 years.

How is the weather in Andalusia in November?

We can count on 22 sunny days, but il expect 17% rates usually threatens heavy rain. This month November , the minimum temperature averages 9 ° C and the maximum 17 ° C.

Where to swim in Spain in November?

Swim en November in Alicante, Barcelona, ​​Marbella, Salou, Almeria, Andalusia, Benidorm, Cadiz, Lloret de Mar, Malaga, Tarifa, Torremolinos, Valencia, Alcudia, Almuñécar, Begur and249 is doable, but the water stays cool.

Where is it hot in November?

Where to go in the sun in November ?

• Mexico. The biggest beaches in Mexico invite you to spend your holidays in the sun in November absolutely unforgettable. …
• Seychelles. It’s time to get your swimsuit out of the closet. …
• Mauritius. …
• Brazil. …
• Laos. …
• Cuba. …
• Meeting. …
• Vietnam.

What is the most beautiful city in Spain?

Rich in palm trees, orange trees, a river and exquisite squares, Seville is undoubtedly one of the prettier cities Spain . The architecture of this villa Andalusian is a splendid combination of Christian and Muslim cultures.

Which city to choose in Spain?

TOP 16 Villes places not to be missed Spain

• Madrid, European capital.
• Barcelona, ​​holiday crossroads.
• Seville, beautiful Andalusian.
• Cordoba, Byzantine.
• Salamanca, villas Golden.
• Valencia, city of arts and sciences.
• Girona, villas stories.
• Toledo, villas three cultures.

What is the most beautiful region in Spain?

Andalusia

C ‘ is one of the most beautiful regions in Spain so it goes without saying that you can’t go to Spain without setting foot in Andalusia. Everyone will tell you: Andalusia is a little paradise on earth, where life is good and where the sun has settled.