Weather forecast builder for the Camino Viejo

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Camino Viejo

The Camino Viejo tracks an Atlantic‑influenced start before climbing toward higher, drier valleys on its way inland in changeable weather. May and September often provide a workable mix of mild afternoons, regular dry windows, and manageable heat. Across the year the pattern stays changeable, with spring and early autumn offering longer clear spells, midsummer bringing stronger warmth, and winter turning damp and chilly with occasional wintry touches aloft.

• Spring: Changeable patterns mix cloud and sun, frequent showers, and occasional heavier bursts; cool mornings, mild afternoons, brief higher‑ground wintry touches early.
• Summer: Mostly warm to hot with long bright spells; inland valleys heat up, while brief downpours or thunderstorms interrupt otherwise dry stretches.
• Autumn: Mild to warm early, cooling later; regular showers and passing fronts bring heavier bursts, with clear windows between damp, changeable stretches.
• Winter: Generally damp, chilly, and unsettled; frequent cloud, drizzle, and steady rain, with sleet or snow on higher ground and cold nights.

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