The Camino de Levante starts in Valencia, where it's usually sunny and warm. Sometimes there are clouds or a bit of rain. The average high temperature is about 23 degrees Celsius, and the low is 14.
The path then goes through Castilla-La Mancha, including places like Almansa, San Clemente, and Toledo. Here, it’s a mixture of sun, clouds and some rain showers. Temperatures go down a bit now, with highs about 17 degrees Celsius and lows at around 7. It rains more often here and can be fairly heavy.
The route continues to Castile and León, the middle part of Spain. Here, it’s colder than in Valencia, with the average high temperature about 10 degrees Celsius and temperatures sometimes close to freezing. The weather often changes, with some sun, partly cloudy days and likely more rain. Sometimes, it can lightly freeze or have long periods of moderate to heavy rain.
Finally, when walkers get to Zamora, it's cold but usually less rainy. They mostly get sunny or partly cloudy weather with a small chance of rain. The high temperature is about 10 degrees Celsius, and the low is 3.
The weather changes quite a lot along the Camino de Levante. Despite this, it's generally a nice place to walk in November as long as pilgrims come prepared for all kinds of weather and for the temperatures to go up and down.
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