In October, the Camino Vasco del Interior experiences a mix of weather patterns as it traverses different regions in Spain. In the Basque Country, the month is marked by intermittent rain, overcast skies, and sunny intervals, with temperatures fluctuating between mild and warm ranges. As the route progresses into Castile and León, similar variations continue with occasional heavy rains, overcast skies, and periods of sunshine. Despite the differences in weather conditions, walkers along this route should expect some variability during their journey.
The Basque Country experiences a varied climate in October. Early in the month, towns like Irún witness cloudy skies, sunny intervals, and intermittent rain showers with highs reaching 25°C and lows around 13°C. Progressing to Hernani, the weather displays a balance of sunshine and rain, peaking at 32°C on sunny days while dipping to lows of 10°C with precipitation reaching up to 30mm on wetter days. As the route continues through Tolosa and Beasain, the pattern of alternating clear and rainy days persists, with temperature highs around 26°C and frequent rain showers contributing to the lush landscape.
As the Camino enters Castile and León in regions like Miranda de Ebro, the weather indicates an increase in sunny days but with substantial rainfall, evident through heavy rain showers accounting for up to 13.8mm in a single day. The temperatures range widely, with highs reaching 29°C during sunny periods, and cooler nights dropping to around 8°C. This unpredictable pattern is consistent across Pancorbo and Briviesca, where sunny intervals occasionally give way to moderate rain, influencing both temperature and visibility. In Burgos, the journey eases into drier spells with bright sunshine, although spurts of moderate rain hint at the lingering volatility typical of October weather in this region.
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