March on the Camino Francés from Sarria unfolds with unpredictable weather, showcasing alternating patterns of rain and occasional sunny spells. The month sees frequent rains, including heavy showers, especially toward mid and end stages, while temperatures fluctuate between 8°C to 18°C, with brief dips below freezing. Mornings often begin overcast or foggy, giving way to brighter afternoons but occasionally ending with persistent rainfall.
The Camino Francés from Sarria in March presents a varying weather tapestry starting with Sarria, where moderate rain often prevails, interspersed with moments of freezing fog and partly cloudy skies. As you walk to Portomarín, overcast conditions dominate with intermittent heavy rain showers, the occasional mist, and highs reaching a pleasant 17°C.
Continuing to Palas de Rei, the weather remains a mix of cloudy days and moderate rain showers. Some clearer days appear as you progress, though heavy rain reemerges frequently, with temperatures ranging from 8°C to 16°C.
In Arzúa, the weather narrative turns slightly, as rain showers and cloudy intervals are offset by occasional sun. Yet, heavy rain still marks the days, and temperatures generally hover between 9°C to 17°C.
The route from O Pedrouzo to Santiago de Compostela sees alternating clear and rainy days. Sunlight punctuates the otherwise persistent rain showers, concluding the journey with frequent heavy rains and highs of around 18°C. Despite the inclement weather, the final stretch allows for a brief respite with patches of sunshine breaking through the persistent clouds.
Starting two weeks before your Camino begins, we’ll email you an updated weather forecast for each day of your journey, based on the newest data. Stay prepared for whatever the trail may bring!
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