Weather forecast builder for the Camino de Madrid

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.
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About weather on the Camino de Madrid

This route crosses from the dry, open plateau around Madrid into Galicia’s cooler, wetter hills, with exposure and elevation changes shaping conditions. Spring and early autumn bring milder days; April, May, and September align with longer light, generally moderate plateau temperatures, and broadly open village services. Farther west, especially in Galicia, showers and cloud increase, while summer heat and winter cold make timing, hydration, layers, and flexible staging particularly relevant.

  • Spring: Variable conditions from bright spells to rain; warming plateau, heavier showers toward Galicia, occasional residual snow at higher points.
  • Summer: Hot and exposed across central sections, frequent sun with isolated storms; Galicia cooler, showery, with Madrid highs reaching 39°C.
  • Autumn: Early weeks stay warm on the plateau, while rain and cloud increase westward; later weeks trend cooler with intermittent sunny breaks.
  • Winter: Cold to very cold on higher plains, frequent rain and snow periods, persistent Galicia cloud; short days and icy patches possible.

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