In July, the Camino Sanabrés experiences a range of summer weather conditions along its path through Castile and León and into Galicia. Temperatures generally hover in the mid to high 20s°C, occasionally reaching the low 30s°C. The early part of the route tends to be sunnier, with occasional rain showers, while the latter regions see more varied weather, including cloud cover and sporadic rainfall. Precipitation remains minor but present, providing brief relief from the warm temperatures. Overall, the month offers a diverse weather experience for travelers.
Throughout July, Castile and León experiences predominantly sunny weather with high temperatures ranging from 22°C to 34°C. The mornings are generally cool, dipping into the teens, while the afternoons are warmer. Rainfall is scarce but not entirely absent, with occasional moderate rain showers breaking the clear skies. As the days progress, sunny spells dominate, though clouds sometimes gather in the afternoons.
In Galicia, the weather in July starts with sunny, warm conditions, though instances of rain showers are more frequent than in Castile and León. Highs range from 20°C to 39°C, peaking towards the middle of the month. Afternoon cloud cover is common, with some periods of heavy rainfall interspersed. In Santiago de Compostela, the end of the route, the weather remains mild with the frequent cloud, potential for fog, and brief but heavier rain events, creating variable walking conditions.
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