In September, the Camino Aragonés experiences a mix of sunny days and intermittent rain showers. Temperatures vary considerably, with highs reaching the low 30s°C in some parts, while nights can drop to as low as 1°C. This month sees occasional heavy rain, particularly at the beginning and end of the journey, though many days remain clear or partly cloudy. Rain showers intersperse sunny spells, often leading to moderate conditions. Overall, September brings a varied climatic experience for travelers along this scenic route.
The start of September sees varying conditions along the Camino Aragonés. Initially, areas like Somport and Jaca experience moderate to heavy rain showers with highs typically reaching the low 20s°C and nights cooling to around 12°C. As travelers progress, mixed weather continues with sunny spells and occasional cloud cover punctuated by more rain showers. Locations such as Arrés and Ruesta experience similar conditions—rain during the day, with highs ranging from 14°C to 26°C, and nights dropping to about 6°C.
Towards the middle of the journey, around places like Sangüesa and Monreal, weather stabilizes briefly with sunny and partly cloudy skies dominating. Here, temperatures can climb as high as 32°C, especially in Sangüesa, while nights remain mild, averaging around 15°C. The chance of rain diminishes, although it remains a possibility.
Towards the latter stages, including stops like Puente la Reina, rain becomes more sporadic but infrequent heavy showers, juxtaposed with stretches of sunny weather, persist. Highs fluctuate between 21°C to 33°C, and lows generally remain at or above 11°C. Overall, September presents a blend of warm sunny days and cooler, wet conditions, reflecting the transitional character of the month.
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