The Camino Portugués Interior starts in busy Lisboa, Portugal, where it's usually sunny and warm. You can expect temperatures around 25°C and it might rain sometimes.
As you move to Alpriate and Vila Franca de Xira, the weather stays the same with temperatures in the mid-twenties and a small chance of rain. However, there might be more clouds.
When you go further into Alvaiázere and Alvorge, the chance of rain starts to get higher. It might become overcast with moderate to heavy rain. The area around Cernache and Coimbra also has these changing weather patterns. The temperature is usually in the mid-twenties but it can be rainy.
The path then goes to northern regions of Viseu, Vila Real, and Chaves. Here, the warm, sunny days might have some rain occasionally. The highs are between 24°C to 28°C.
When you cross into Spain, the weather is similar. Most days are sunny with some possible rain. In places like Verin and Xinzo de Limia, you might see some clouds and have moderate rain.
The route ends in Santiago de Compostela. Here, the weather is a mix of sun, clouds, and some rain. The high temperature is around 24°C, which makes it cooler than the start of the journey.
In general, the Camino Portugués Interior route has warm and sunny weather with some rain showers. It's still a good idea to be ready for any changes in weather during your trip.
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