In September, the Camino de Madrid passes through diverse regions that experience varying weather patterns. Madrid features frequent sunny and partly cloudy days with occasional heavy rain and temperatures ranging from highs of 26-35°C and lows of 12-23°C. As the route progresses into Castile and León, the weather is generally sunny with intermittent rain showers. Highs range from 17-35°C, while lows range from 5-19°C. Galicia, the final region, is characterized by overcast skies and frequent rain showers. Temperatures here are cooler, with highs between 14-33°C and lows from 4-19°C. Overall, September offers a mix of weather conditions across the entire route.
In September, Madrid sees a blend of sunny and partly cloudy skies, with temperatures reaching as high as 35°C and dipping to lows around 12°C. Occasional heavy rain showers occur, notably totaling 14.6 mm on the heaviest days. Despite this, dry sunny spells dominate most days, providing a warm environment for travelers.
Moving into Castile and León, the weather varies more markedly. High temperatures span from 17°C to 35°C, with lows from 5°C to 19°C. While the region generally enjoys clear skies, periods of moderate and heavy showers occur, especially towards areas like Sahagún and Mansilla de las Mulas, where rainfall can exceed 20 mm in a day. Sunny days remain prevalent, however, punctuated by brief cloudiness.
The journey through Galicia begins with persistent overcast conditions and frequent episodes of rain. September temperatures fluctuate considerably, with highs ranging from 14°C to 33°C. Despite these cooler conditions, sunshine breaks through sporadically, particularly in regions like Santiago de Compostela, which endures a mix of overcast and sporadic showers. As the month proceeds, expect a continuation of this wet pattern mixed with rare sunny intervals.
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