Weather forecast builder for the Vía Augusta

Plan your walk with weather from 16 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Vía Augusta

The Vía Augusta is a distinctive route that offers a journey through southern Spain, allowing travelers to explore historical pathways under varying weather conditions. The months from January to early February, and mid-March to April, are known for their mild weather, providing a pleasant walking experience. March and April often showcase a mix of mild to warm temperatures and blooming landscapes, making these months a notable time for embarking on the trek.

• Spring (Mar–May): Weather transitions from fluctuating rains and mild warmth to increased warmth with sporadic rainfall as spring progresses.
• Summer (Jun–Aug): Summer brings consistent sunny, hot conditions with temperatures often reaching 42°C, and very little precipitation.
• Autumn (Sep–Nov): Predominantly warm and sunny early, transitioning to variable conditions, with scattered heavy rains occurring towards later months.
• Winter (Dec–Feb): Mild winter typically features sunny breaks amidst rainfall and cloud cover, with clearer skies towards the end.

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