In November, the Camino del Norte exhibits a diverse range of weather patterns across its regions. The route mainly experiences moderate to heavy rain showers with sporadic sunny days. Temperatures vary, generally maintaining mild highs and cool lows. Rainfall can be significant, making some segments soggy. Cloud cover is common, with occasional clear skies giving way to sunlit moments. Though exceptional, snow and freezing rain sometimes affect areas in the higher altitudes of the route.
In Irún, November often starts with patchy to heavy rain showers, with occasional sunny days bringing brief respite. Temperatures typically range from 14°C to 20°C, with notable high rainfall, especially early on. Later, the sky remains predominantly overcast with moderate showers. As walkers progress to San Sebastián and Zarautz, rain persists with intervals of clear skies. Temperatures rise slightly on sunny days, reaching up to 22°C. Deba and beyond see an increase in cloud cover and rain, although sun breaks through at times.
Upon reaching Castro Urdiales, moderate rain showers are frequent, but sunny spells emerge, relaxing the weather briefly. Temperatures remain steady, with highs reaching 20°C in some sun-filled intervals. In Laredo and Güemes, rain alternates with clearer periods, although occasional heavy showers dampen the path. Santander's climate stabilizes slightly with a mix of sun and clouds, while rain showers still punctuate the journey.
Colombres welcomes walkers with episodes of heavy rain, though sunnier intervals bring relief. The pattern continues in Llanes, Ribadesella, and Colunga, where moderate rains dominate interrupted by patches of partial sun. Temperatures generally hover between 9°C and 19°C. Further west, towards Gijón and Avilés, heavy rainfall becomes more frequent, interspersed with sunny episodes, maintaining a dynamic weather narrative.
In Ribadeo, November brings intermittent heavy rain showers. Temperatures are cooler, with little fluctuation. As walkers head through Gondán and Mondoñedo, weather conditions alternate between overcast skies and intermittent rain. Further into the region, in Abadín and Vilalba, the temperature drops, potentially reaching freezing in rare instances, increasing the chance of light snow. As the journey concludes in Santiago de Compostela, overcast skies dominate, with heavy showers marking the end of the path, maintaining cool temperatures varying between 8°C and 14°C.
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