Weather forecast builder for the Vía Augusta

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Vía Augusta

Across salt flats, farmland, and the Guadalquivir plain, this exposed route alternates between bright spells and passing showers, with clearer periods inland from Cádiz toward Sevilla. January, February, and April align with the more reliable windows described, offering cool to mild days, quick‑moving fronts, and long breaks of sunshine between systems. Later spring trends warmer on open stretches, summer becomes persistently hot with scarce shade, and autumn varies from warm, mostly sunny starts to more unsettled patterns as the first stronger rain systems develop.

  • Changeable but frequently bright inland; highs generally 11–23°C, lows -2–14°C early, then highs around 13–23°C with shorter days.
  • Green landscapes and generous daylight, with alternating sunshine and showers; temperatures range widely, reaching 31°C by day and 4°C at night.
  • Predominantly hot and dry, with daytime peaks from the low 30s to low 40s°C; occasional heavy rain appears briefly in some areas.
  • Warm and mostly sunny early, then more changeable; highs span mid to upper 20s to low 40s, with sporadic bursts of substantial rainfall.

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