In August, the weather along the Camino de Finisterre is quite variable, with a mix of sun, cloud, and rain typical for the region. Temperatures during the month range from cool lows around 10°C to warm highs reaching up to 36°C. Rainfall is sporadic, with several days experiencing moderate to heavy showers, while others remain dry. This mix of conditions can result in partly cloudy to overcast skies on any given day.
The journey begins in Santiago de Compostela, where the weather in August can range from chilly nights as low as 11°C to warm days that peak at 28°C. Heavy rain showers occasionally disrupt the otherwise partly cloudy to sunny conditions, contributing to a total of 14.9 mm of rain on certain days.
Continuing to Negreira, the weather remains largely overcast with occasional sunny breaks. Temperatures fluctuate between lows of 11°C and highs of 35°C. The area may see dry spells mixed with moderate rain, totaling several millimeters on rainier days.
As travelers reach Olveiroa, the weather balances between overcast skies and brief sunny moments. Daytime temperatures can surge to 35°C, while nights cool down to around 9°C. Rainfall is generally light, with minor accumulations affecting only a few days.
In Corcubión, the pattern of sporadic rain and sun continues. Highs climb to a warm 33°C with lows dipping to 8°C. Moderate rain can fall at times, although dry days are frequent and generally sunny.
Finally, at Fisterra, overcast conditions are common, but sunny intervals are also possible. Temperatures range from a mild 10°C at night to a scorching 36°C during the day. Precipitation remains minimal, although patchy rain can occur sporadically, contributing modestly to the monthly totals.
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