The Camino de Muxía & Finisterre in August showcases a diverse weather pattern as pilgrims make their journey. The beginning stages experience fluctuating conditions with a mix of rain showers and sunny breaks, while temperatures generally vary between mild and warm. As one progresses, the weather becomes more consistent, with sunny intervals more frequent towards the end of the journey. Rain is a recurrent theme, though sunny days bring relief and warmth, especially in the latter parts. The trail provides a dynamic climatic experience, though the overall journey in August features a balance of wet and dry spells.
Starting in Santiago de Compostela, the weather is characterized by regular rain showers, particularly early in the journey, with highs ranging from 16°C to 36°C. The temperature fluctuates daily, with lows dipping to around 10°C at times. Precipitation is generally light but persistent, interspersed with sunny spells.
Moving towards Negreira, the weather continues with varying cloudiness and occasional heavy rain showers. With highs mostly between 19°C to 35°C, there is less rainfall, making for drier walking conditions overall.
In Olveiroa, cloud cover dominates, though occasional sun breaks through. Temperatures often peak around the mid-20s°C, dipping to as low as 9°C at night, and rain showers become less frequent.
Upon reaching Muxía, the weather presents a mix of sun and rain, with moderate rain at times. The temperatures rise, especially inland, displaying highs frequently touching the high 20s°C. Cloudy days are interspersed with clear skies.
Finally, Fisterra sees overcast and foggy conditions with intermittent rain showers. Temperatures vary significantly with highs reaching 36°C on sunnier days, while lows stay cool, often near 12°C. Sunny breaks punctuate these overcast conditions as the journey concludes.
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