In March, the Camino de Baztan presents variable weather conditions that include both rainy episodes and sunny periods, along with a wide range of temperatures. In the region of Bayonne, conditions often alternate between cloudy skies and intermittent sunshine, while rainfall varies moderately throughout the month. In the Navarre region, walkers experience similar variations in weather, with days of consistent cloud cover interspersed with clearer, sunnier moments. Temperature fluctuations are notable, with some days reaching relatively mild highs and others dipping to chillier lows.
On the Camino de Baztan, when passing through Bayonne, one encounters frequently changing weather. The skies alternate between cloudy and overcast with periods of patchy rain or moderate showers. Temperatures range from highs of 6°C to warmer days at 17°C. While it stays relatively mild, rainfall is sporadic with heavier episodes particularly noticeable.
Continuing to Souraïde, the pattern of variability continues, characterized by moderate rain showers and intermittent sunshine. Highs occasionally rise to 17°C, but many days hover around more moderate temperatures. Rain intensity varies, with some days seeing considerable downpours.
Entering Amaiur, the maritime pattern continues with its share of sunny spells and moderate rain showers; temperatures can climb to 20°C but generally remain milder. The sequence of weather continues into Berroeta, with noticeable heavy rain showers and sunny breaks, alongside temperatures ranging from 7°C to 17°C.
Olagüe presents a similar scenario, with frequent cloud cover punctuated by showers; temperatures remain cool, often only reaching up to 13°C. Finally, in Pamplona, there's widespread cloudiness with occasional rain but also moments of clear skies. While cooler days are noted, temperatures can briefly jump up to 17°C, demonstrating significant variability along the route.
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