What is the weather like in Spain during Sept?

Question

I'm planning on going to Spain during Sept. anyone know how the weather is during that time of year?

Answer 1

I was in Spain (malaga) in September 2 years ago. During the first week of Sept. it was really hot.. nice weather for swimming and all that stuff. After the 10th day of the week, it started being a little cold esp at nights. you could swim in the morning but the water would be cold.

Answer 2

The weather in Barcelona is pleasant most of the year round. However you'll experience the absolute best weather from May to the end of July. September is also a good month.

August can be hot during the day (sometimes peaking around 34°C, 95F ) so if you love saunas then this is the time of the year for you!

The weather in October and November is still pleasant but starting to get a little cooler (21°C down to 15°C, 69 to 59F). You won't find sunshine every day though, so be prepared for days when it could be overcast with a little rain.

Answer 3

The weather will be really nice. I vistied the Picos de Europa, Basque Country, La Rioja, Aragon and Catalunia in September. Temp. varied from 70's to 80's only rained one day out of 14.

Answer 4

NOAA has this info about weather on their site:

Observations and Forecasts:

Look at http://www.wmo.ch

http://weather.noaa.gov

Historical Data:

http://www.wmo.ch

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Answer 5

Depends on where you are going.  Spain's climate is very diverse and can be divided in the following areas:

* The Northern and Eastern Mediterranean coast (Catalonia, Northern Valencia): Mild summers with pleasant temperatures and relatively mild winters. Relatively moist climate, similar to southern France.

* The South East Mediterranean coast (Alicante, Almería): Warm summers and mild winters. Very dry semi-desert, rainfall as low as 150mm a year.

* Southern Mediterranean coast (Málaga): Warm summers ,very mild winters. Average yearly temperatures close to 20 degrees celsius (subtropical).

* The Guadalquivir valley (Seville, Cordoba): Very hot and dry summers and mild winters.

* South West Atlantic coast (Cadiz, Huelva): Pleasant summers, very mild winters. Relatively humid.

* The interior tableland: Cold winters (depending mostly on altitude) and hot, dry summers. Relatively dry weather (400-600mm per year).

* Ebro Valley (Zaragoza): Very hot summers, cold winters. Very dry semi-desert climate.

* Northern Atlantic coast (Galicia, Asturias, Coastal Basque country): A very wet climate, with mild summers and winters.

* The Canary Islands: subtropical weather, with mild temperatures (18 °C to 24 °C; 64 °F to 75 °F) throughout the year. Desert like in the Eastern islands and moister in the westernmost ones.

September is likely to be generally warm in most areas.

Answer 6

Spain enjoys mostly beautiful weather year round, but for the most optimal climatic conditions, there are certain times and seasons when the weather is at its best. Late Spring (April-June) and Early Fall (September-October) are generally the best times to visit Spain. Almost the entire country enjoys mild temperatures during those times, although the upper elevations of the "bosque" regions may get a bit cool. Daytime temperatures will usually be in the 70s F (25C) and evening temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s (10-22 C). Summers are usually very spring and fall the best times to go.

Answer 7

The weather in Spain is very good  in september. Anyway you can have some bad days, the good thing, is that the water is so hot!!!

http://www.weather.ws.gs