In July, the Camino Mozárabe from Almería experiences a predominantly sunny climate with occasional occurrences of rain. Temperatures remain consistently high, often reaching into the low 40s°C during the day and cooling only slightly at night. Rainfall, although sparse, is possible, and tends to be concentrated in short bursts of showers, particularly in the Granada and Badajoz regions. The weather throughout the month is characterized by clear skies, creating mostly dry and warm conditions ideal for walking, yet requiring caution due to the heat in several stretches.
The journey starts in Almería with many sunny days, temperatures reaching up to 33°C and lows around 21°C. Rain is rare but can occur as brief patches. Moving through Rioja and Alboloduy, similar sunny conditions persist, with temperatures fluctuating slightly. Abla and Huéneja experience intermittent rain possibilities, yet remain predominantly sunny, with highs dropping slightly to around 28°C.
In Alquife and Guadix, the climate remains bright, with temperatures fluctuating between 22°C and 29°C. As you approach La Peza and Quéntar, moments of brief rain occur, particularly in Guadix, alongside predominantly sunny weather. Across Granada, temperatures peak at 41°C, fostering very hot and dry conditions, while moving to Pinos Puente and Moclín, shifts in the weather include sporadic rain amidst generally sunny days.
Alcalá la Real and Alcaudete offer consistently sunny weather, though with occasional rain, especially towards the latter half. Highs often reach 40°C, creating intensely warm conditions that are typical for this region.
The path through Córdoba starts in Baena and is characterized by intense heat, with highs frequently touching 42°C. Castro del Río, Santa Cruz, and Córdoba continue this trend, while sporadically experiencing slight variations in cloud cover. The climate remains overwhelmingly dry with no significant rain expected. In Cerro Muriano and Villaharta, the intense sun persists.
Starting in Alcaracejos, sunnier days dominate, but slight chances of rain appear. From Hinojosa del Duque to Mérida, the heat is constant, although periods of rain disrupt the otherwise dry weather, especially in Torrefresneda. Temperatures across this region maintain high consistency above 35°C. The end of the journey in Mérida brings back the typical sunny weather, occasionally interspersed with showers, solidifying the challenging yet rewarding nature of this route.
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