Tempreture in spain?

Question

i am going to spain in early july, what tempreture do you think it will be

thanks in advanced

Answer 1

Southern Spain (Seville)--quite hot (upper 80's and 90's every day but can get hotter)

Central Spain (Madrid)--quite hot also during the day and can get cool at night, and very dry. (80's and 90's)

Northern Spain--temperate but can get hot.  You see much more rain in the North. (normally 75- 85 degrees)

Coast: (Barcelona has a Mediterranean climate along with many other coastal cities)

NOTE:  TEMPERATURES IN Fahrenheit

Answer 2

Very hot take high factor cream with you, Costa Brava will be in the mid to high 80s, Costa Del Sol a bit warmer.

Answer 3

It's probably 15 celcius based on the average of all the websites I went to check.

Answer 4

It's usually temperate there. Like in the 70s. But, you can always check weather.com which has constant updates on global weather. :)

Answer 5

In Madrid i think above 30ºc and in the night above 23ºC, dry.

The north of Spain is colder than Madrid, and the south is a little hotter than Madrid and dump.

Well, in short: hot, except the north nights.

Answer 6

Spain is a country with many local climates. On the central meseta in  summer temps in the high 30s are likely during the day, and in interior Andalucia (Sevilla, Cordoba) it can get well over 40. Along the coast temps in the 30s are to be expected. In Galicia, on the other hand, it is more likely to be in the mid 20s, and with fog on the coast it can be outright chilly. In the higher mountains it is likely to be 10-15 degrees cooler than in the nearby cities. Madrid can be oppressively hot in summer and many madrilenos escape to the neaby Guadarrama mountains for relief.

Answer 7

its summer so its probably hot

Answer 8

Depends where in Spain, but in Madrid for July you're looking at around 84°F (29°C)