The Camino del Salvador goes through different weather areas in northern Spain during July. During this journey, you can expect typical summer weather with high temperatures between 21-26°C and low temperatures around 12-14°C, which makes for good hiking weather.
You start from León, where you will probably see a lot of sun and some clouds, making it warmer. There's not usually much rain there, with an average of 0.2mm, but it can sometimes happen.
As you move towards La Robla, the clear skies might change to a few days of light rain, though the temperature remains about the same as León.
In Poladura de la Tercia and Pajares, the conditions change a bit. Here, the highest temperatures could be slightly lower around 22°C. There, you will also start to see some chances of moderate to heavy rain showers. Average rainfall there is around 2mm.
This heavier rain continues into Pola de Lena and Mieres. However, there are also still clear, sunny days. The temperature remains pleasant, ensuring that it won't be too hot or cold to cause discomfort.
Lastly, when you reach the end of your journey in Oviedo, you will see a mix of different weather patterns including sun, partial clouds, and possibility of rain. Even though rainfall drops slightly to 0.8mm on average, temperatures stay in a comfortable range throughout the journey.
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