The climate of Spain

Generally speaking, the climate in the north is cool and humid, while the climate in the south is mild and dry. Central Spain has a continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. The southern part of the Meseta Plateau is particularly dry, and the climate in Madrid is relatively mild. Spring and autumn are relatively comfortable, with an average temperature of 12- 15. It's sad in winter and summer, and the highest temperature in summer is 40. At night, the mountain wind will make the temperature slightly lower. The average temperature in winter will drop to 0 in May, 1 month, which is the month with the biggest change in a year. If you travel in January, you should bring winter clothes. Southern Spain, Andalusia is located in southern Europe, giving it a unique climate. It's hot in summer and warm in winter. However, due to its vast territory and mountainous characteristics, as well as its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, this region is very different. In eastern Spain, the climate of Catalonia is as changeable as its geographical form, and the temperature in Andorra and the Pyrenees will drop to freezing point in winter. Strong winds on the northern coast of Braba beat the ground for several days. But further south, the climate is more reliable and there is less rain in summer. The average temperature in the coastal tourist area is 25 in summer and 1 1℃ in winter. It may be hotter inland, and more tourists may like spring. There are different climate types in northern Spain. There is more rain. Spain's Mediterranean coast, Canary Islands and Balearic Islands belong to subtropical climate, and the temperature range in winter/summer is generally 16-30, which is also the magic weapon for the long-term vigorous development of Spanish tourism. Spain is sunny and rainy in spring and autumn, with an average annual precipitation of 500- 1500mm.

Climate can be subdivided into:

The eastern and southern parts of Spain are mostly subtropical, rainy in spring and autumn and comfortable in summer.

Northern Spain has an inland temperate continental climate: cold in winter (usually with snowfall) and hot in summer.

Spain's North Atlantic coast has a temperate maritime climate: it is warm in summer and the rainfall is mainly concentrated in winter.

Canary Islands: The subtropical climate is dry in summer, and the annual temperature is usually between 18℃ and 24℃.