The temperature in Spain in October

The average temperature in Spain 10/1℃ ~ 21℃ is cold.

The average daytime temperature is 265,438 0℃. It is recommended to wear short suits, T-shirts, thin jeans, casual clothes, professional suits and other comfortable clothes made of single cotton and linen fabrics.

The average temperature at night is 1 1℃. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, jackets, windbreakers, casual clothes, jackets, suits and thin sweaters.

The terrain of Spain is dominated by plateaus with mountains in the middle. Mount Murasen is 3718m above sea level, which is the highest point in China. Meseta Plateau in central China is an enclosed plateau surrounded by mountains, accounting for about 3/5 of the national area, with an average elevation of 600-800 meters. In the north, there are Cantabria Mountains and Pyrenees Mountains extending from east to west. The Pyrenees is the boundary mountain between Spain and France, with a total length of more than 430 kilometers and the highest peak above 3000 meters above sea level.

The highest point in Spain is the Sierra Nevada in the south, and the main peak, Mount Murasen, is 3478 meters above sea level and is the roof of Iberian Peninsula.

Because the mountains are close to the coast, the plains are few and narrow, and only the Ebro River Valley in the northeast and the Andalusian Plain in the southwest are relatively wide.

The land below 200m above sea level in Spain accounts for 1 1%, 20 1 m to 600m accounts for 3 1%, and 60 1 m to1000m accounts for 39%,1.

Extended data:

The central plateau of Spain has a continental climate, the northern and northwestern coasts have a maritime temperate climate, and the southern and southeastern parts have a Mediterranean subtropical climate.

Spain's climate can be divided into the following parts:

Mediterranean climate: Eastern and southern Spain and most of the Canary Islands have subtropical climate.

High temperature records: Messia 47.2℃, Malaga 44.2℃, Valencia 42.5℃, Alicante 4 1.4℃, Mallorca 40.6℃, Barcelona 39.8℃ and Tenerife 42.6℃.

Low temperature records: Garonne-13.0℃, Barcelona-10.0℃, Valencia -7.2℃, Murcia -6.0℃, Alicante -4.6℃, Malaga -3.8℃, Tenerife-8./kloc-0.

Inland temperate continental climate: northern Spain is cold in winter (usually with snowfall) and hot in summer.

High temperature records: Seville 47.0℃, Có rdoba 46.6℃, badajoz 45.0℃, albacete and Zaragoza 42.6℃, Madrid 42.2℃, burgos 4 1.8℃ and valladolid 40.2℃.

Low temperature records: -24.0℃ in albacete, -22.0℃ in burgos, -20.0℃ in Salamanca,-0/9.0℃ in teruel,-0/4.8℃ in Madrid and -5.5℃ in Seville.

The temperate maritime climate of the North Atlantic coastal climate: the climate is warm in summer, and the rainfall is mainly concentrated in winter.

High temperature record: Bilbao 42.0℃, La Coruna 37.6℃, Cihon 36.4℃.

Low temperature records: Bilbao -8.6℃, Oviedo -6.0℃, Sion and La Coruna -4.8℃.

The northern and western coastal areas have abundant rainfall and humid climate, while most other areas have dry climate and serious water shortage. Annual precipitation: 800 mm in northwest coastal areas, 600 mm in central and eastern coastal areas and 300 mm in southern areas.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Spain