Weather forecast for the Camino Torres in February

In February, the Camino Torres experiences diverse weather patterns across its regions. Castile and León typically sees a mixture of rainfall ranging from light showers to occasional heavy downpours, with temperatures often fluctuating between mild daytime highs and chilly, sometimes sub-zero, nights. As the route progresses into Centro, rainfall becomes more pronounced with frequent moderate to heavy rain showers, interspersed with sunny days, while temperatures remain mild. In Galicia, the weather continues to alternate between sunny spells and periods of rain, marked by moderate temperatures during the day and cooler nights.

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Start date
Feb 1
Start town
Salamanca
End date
Feb 23
End town
Santiago de Compostela
Units
metric (°C, mm, km)
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Total days
23
Total distance
581 km
Daily distance
25.3 km
Average high
12°C
Average low
4°C
Average precipitation
3.9 mm/day

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Castile and León

Starting in Salamanca, trekkers will encounter moderate rain with alternating sunny and cloudy periods. Temperatures range from highs of 16°C to lows around -4°C, with rainfall peaking at 9 mm on wetter days. As the journey progresses to Robliza de Cojos and San Muñoz, the weather features patchy rain and occasional sunshine, with highs reaching up to 17°C. Overcast days dominate in Alba de Yeltes, interspersed with heavy showers bringing up to 32 mm of rain. Continuing to Ciudad Rodrigo and Aldea del Obispo, the pattern persists with moderate rain and cloudy skies.

Centro

In Pinhel, travelers can expect cloudy to overcast skies with periods of moderate rain. Temperatures slightly increase, ranging from lows of -3°C to highs of 14°C. Heading to Trancoso and Sernancelhe, the climate includes heavy rain showers, particularly stark with a significant 79 mm rainfall noted. Moimenta da Beira to Lamego presents a mix of overcast days with occasional sunny breaks, and precipitation reaching up to 24 mm on particularly wet days. Mesão Frio and Amarante have similar patterns with significant rainfall and temperatures touching 19°C.

Galicia

Upon crossing into Galicia at Ponte de Lima, weather consists of intermittent rain showers mixed with sunny intervals. Days bring highs around 21°C, while nights drop to 5°C. At Rubiães and Tui, rain becomes less frequent, providing more sunny periods before Redondela, where heavy rain resumes, reaching nearly 48 mm. In Pellevedra and Caldas de Reis, weather tends to sunny days with sporadic heavy rain showers and highs at 20°C. Approaching Santiago de Compostela, the route ends with moderate rain periods, wrapping up a varied weather experience along the trail.

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