In February, the weather along the Camino Portugués Interior varies from south to north. Regions near Lisbon experience moderate temperatures with rain showers interspersed with sunny days. Moving northwards towards Santarém and Leiria, rain becomes more frequent, with occasional heavy showers. The central regions, like Coimbra and Viseu, see a mix of sunny and rainy days, while northern regions such as Vila Real and Chaves face colder temperatures and moderate to heavy rain. Galicia in the north experiences significant rainfall with some sunny periods, making it a wet conclusion to the trek.
Starting from Lisboa, the weather features moderate temperatures with alternating patterns of rain and sunshine. Alpriate shows sunny days with minimal rain, while in Vila Franca de Xira, showers are heavier. Azambuja also encounters rain showers, but with clear skies too.
In Santarém, the weather includes rain showers, with cloudy spells dominating. Golegã and Tomar continue this pattern with moderate rain showers but enjoy occasional clear days.
The region of Leiria experiences a mix of rain and partial sunshine. Alvaiázere and Alvorge face rainy conditions, while Cernache sees intermittent sunny days amidst the showers.
Coimbra experiences varying weather with both moderate rain and sunny spells. In Penacova and Mortágua, rain showers are frequent, balanced with sunny intervals.
The Viseu area, including Tondela and Viseu itself, faces rain showers and occasional snow, with Almargem, Ribolhos, and Bigorne experiencing cloudy, rainy conditions interspersed with sunshine.
Lamego and Santa Marta de Penaguião witness moderate showers with brief sunny periods. Vila Real shows similar weather, with sunshine emerging between the rain.
Vidago and Chaves enjoy sunny days, but rain is not uncommon, with clouds often covering the sky.
Entering Galicia, in Verín and Viladerrei, expect cloudy skies with frequent rain. As one progresses through Xinzo de Limia to Allariz, the weather remains overcast and rainy, with Ourense and Cea experiencing significant rain showers. O Castro and Silleda follow suit with heavy rain, while Santiago de Compostela concludes the journey with persistent rain interrupted by short-lived sunshine.
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