A guide to weather in Valencia, Spain
Valencia Spain Weather — Year-round climate!
Why is the weather so good? Meteovista recently awarded Valencia the 2014 Best European Weather Award with Alicante second and Athens third and Valencia to host the 2007 America’s Cup (and the 2009 Americas Cup) as sailing conditions and the weather is good for all sports.
This is a city by the sea and also the birthplace of paella. Locally known as the ‘Garden of Spain’, the rich fertile land produces rice fields, nuts, wine, olive, and vast orange groves spreading the length of the sandy beaches of this region of Spain.
Spring in Valencia is warm and sunny and a good time to explore the city and the surrounding area and enjoy festivals such as Las Fallas in March and Easter because the weather is so good.
Summer Valencia Spain Weather
This is the time for holidays in the sun and enjoying the long wide sandy beaches of Valencia.
Summer can often last well into October, with temperatures in the late 20s and early 30s, so still time to go for a swim and sunbathe.
Autumn Valencia Spain Weather
It sometimes rains, but not very often. If you’re here in October or November, it’s a good idea to pack a small umbrella as you might get caught in a shower.
Other than that, the weather is mild and sunny, with temperatures often in the early 20s.
Winter Valencia Spain Weather
With temperatures often in the early 20s, many people visit during the winter months, and this is also why it’s such a popular year-round destination.
The weather is so good it’s a pleasure to do Christmas shopping in December. You can even enjoy a drink in the sun on the terraces of the Old Quarter and by the beach.
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