In September, Camino del Ebro experiences various weather conditions across its regions. In Catalonia, the weather is generally warm with occasional rain, whereas in Aragon it's hot and largely sunny, though rain can occur. Navarre and La Rioja see moderate temperatures with periodic rainfall. These patterns reflect typical late-summer weather, with cooler nights especially as one progresses northwards along the trail.
Starting in Deltebre, the weather is mostly sunny and warm with temperatures frequently reaching up to 31°C, despite some patches of rain. As you move towards La Ràpita and Tortosa, days continue to be largely sunny, albeit interrupted by moderate rain showers, particularly in Tortosa with up to 16 mm in a day. At Xerta and Gandesa, sunny conditions prevail, though heavy rains might surprise with as much as 47 mm in a single day.
In Fabara and Caspe, the temperatures remain high, often exceeding 30°C, with brief spells of rain. Moving onward to Escatrón and Quinto, sunny skies dominate, but sporadic rain showers are not uncommon. The weather in El Burgo de Ebro stays similarly hot and primarily dry, but watch for sudden rain as you approach Zaragoza and Alagón. Gallur ends this section in a sunnier note, despite some rain showers.
In Tudela, the month boasts a mix of sunny and partly cloudy days, with highs around 30°C but also frequent rain showers bringing some wetter days.
Alfaro and Calahorra offer varied weather including sunny spells, cloud cover, and occasional heavy rain. Alcanadre follows with overcast days and further rainfall. In Logroño, expect cooler temperatures with a notable potential for heavy showers, especially at the start of the journey through this region, evidenced by significant precipitation peaking at nearly 30 mm in a day.
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