In November, the Camino de Invierno experiences varied weather patterns across two main regions: Castile and León, and Galicia. In Castile and León, temperatures fluctuate with moderate precipitation and occasional overcasts. As travelers enter Galicia, the weather shows a wider range of conditions, including frequent rains and some sunny intervals. The temperatures are moderate but can dip into cooler ranges, with rainfall varying from light showers to heavier downpours. Overcast skies are common, with brief sunny spells offering reprieve from the otherwise wet conditions.
In Castile and León, November sees mostly overcast skies interspersed with days of sunshine. At the beginning of the month, the temperatures range between 9°C and 18°C, and there is a pattern of moderate to heavy rain showers with a mix of clear periods, especially in Ponferrada and Las Médulas. Despite the rain, there are a few drier spells when clouds part, and the atmosphere clears up temporarily.
As the Camino enters Galicia, the weather remains wet but becomes more varied. In O Barco de Valdeorras and A Rúa de Valdeorras, the temperatures fluctuate from 7°C to 19°C, with plenty of rain, including some heavy showers. Quiroga and A Pobra do Brollón continue the trend with alternating rain and occasional sunny skies, alongside temperatures stretching from 3°C to 21°C. Misty mornings are not uncommon, especially in high rainfall areas. Further into the journey, through towns like Monforte de Lemos and Chantada, rain becomes a near constant companion, with sporadic windows of sunlight allowing for brief comfort. Overall, Galicia is characterized by rain punctuated by fleeting moments of sunshine, making it a region of contrasting weather experiences during November on the Camino de Invierno.
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