In July, the Camino Mozárabe from Málaga traverses diverse landscapes from Andalusia to Extremadura. The journey begins under the scorching sun of Málaga, experiencing consistent warmth with minimal rain. As pilgrims progress through the Andalusian hills, the climate remains predominantly hot and dry, occasionally marked by sporadic rainfall. Crossing into Extremadura, the weather continues to reflect the summer heat, with temperatures soaring and the sun blazing relentlessly. Despite minor interruptions by clouds and occasional rain, the atmosphere remains largely dominated by sunshine and high temperatures throughout the month.
The journey begins in Málaga with predominantly sunny days and temperatures reaching highs of 34°C, while precipitation is minimal with only a slight rain on some days. The heat persists as travelers move to Almogía, where the temperature maintains a similar range. Villanueva de la Concepción sees a few overcast patches, but the sun quickly dominates, bringing temperatures up to 35°C with negligible rain.
Antequera presents sunny and warm conditions, boasting temperatures up to 37°C and no significant precipitation. Upon reaching Villanueva de Algaidas, heavy rain disrupts briefly, but the sun resumes dominance as temperatures climb to 36°C. Continuing to Encinas Reales, the climate remains dry and sunny with temperatures peaking at 37°C.
As the journey progresses to Lucena, a moderate rain shower breaks the sequence of sunny days, but overall stays warm, with highs reaching 40°C. Moving to Doña Mencía and Baena, pilgrims encounter brief rain spells amidst predominantly sunny weather, with temperatures peaking at around 41°C.
The path through Castro del Río to Córdoba remains oppressively hot, peaking at 44°C and staying largely dry. By Cerro Muriano, conditions remain relatively stable with intense sun and rare overcast moments.
Villaharta experiences a heavy rain shower, yet the sun prevails soon after, hitting highs of 45°C. This trend continues in Alcaracejos and Hinojosa del Duque, where sunny conditions prevail despite occasional rain, with temperatures around 41°C.
Crossing into Extremadura at Monterrubio de la Serena, the sun dominates the sky, and temperatures peak at 41°C with minor rain bursts. Castuera and Campanario reflect similar conditions; the path features high humidity with temperatures rising to 41°C.
In Don Benito and Torrefresneda, the climate settles into a pattern of sun and brief showers, temperatures ranging up to 42°C. The final stop in Mérida maintains this weather pattern with sunny days punctuated by rare cloud cover, sustaining warm temperatures of up to 41°C throughout July.
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