Weather forecast builder for the Vía Podiensis

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Vía Podiensis

The Vía Podiensis spans cool high plateaus, dry causses, rolling Gascon farmland, and wetter Pyrenean foothills, producing distinct seasonal patterns. Late spring and early autumn stand out, especially April, May, and September, when services are broadly available and temperatures trend mild to warm. Early summer can turn hot with afternoon thunderstorm risk on exposed sections, while winter brings short daylight, frequent rain, and snow or ice on uplands; later autumn trends changeable with crisp mornings, valley fog, and some lodging reductions.

• Winter: Cold dominates uplands with frequent snow or rain; changeable spells elsewhere, milder southwest, persistent cloud, intermittent sun, and notable precipitation.
• Spring: Variable days with frequent showers and sunny intervals; cool upland mornings, milder southwest, temperatures occasionally reaching 28°C to 31°C.
• Summer: Warm to hot across exposed sections; variable storms and showers, heavier in mountains; temperatures frequently reach 32°C, occasionally rising toward 36°C or 38°C.
• Autumn: Generally mild with alternating sunshine and showers; changeable skies, occasional heavy rain, crisp mornings, valley fog, and gradually shortening daylight.

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