What's the climate like in Spain in March?

The average temperature in Spain in March is 6℃ ~ 16℃, and the weather is cold, with an average of 16℃ during the day. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, coats, suits and thin sweaters.

The average temperature at night is 6℃. It is recommended to wear trench coats, coats, jackets, sweaters, sweaters, suits, winter clothes and other warm clothes.

The Spanish cities with the highest daily average temperature in March are Alicante (19℃), albacete (16℃), almeria (19℃) and Avila (1 1℃).

The cities with the lowest daily average temperature in March in Spain are Alicante ((8℃), albacete ((2℃), almeria ((kloc-0/0℃)) and Avila ((0℃)).

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.

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.

Spain has distinct seasons all year round. The most Leng Yue is 1 to February, and the average temperature is: 8 degrees Celsius to 13 degrees Celsius in the east and south; 2 degrees north latitude to 10 degrees.

The hottest month is August, and the average temperature is: 24 to 36 degrees Celsius in the east and south; In the north, it is 16 degrees Celsius to 2 1 degrees Celsius.

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