Climate in A Coruna
A Coruna has a very mild, humid oceanic climate, with temperatures barely ranging between 9 degrees Celsius lows in January and 22 degrees highs in August. Annual thermal amplitude is among the smallest in Europe.
Annual rainfall exceeds 1,000 mm over 130-plus rainy days, with maxima between November and February. Atlantic fronts arrive in succession, alternating showers and bright spells.
Wind is a regular feature: deep depressions can deliver gusts above 120 km/h at the Tower of Hercules lighthouse and rough seas at Riazor and Orzan.
Best time to visit is June to September. Even so, take an umbrella. Use the hourly forecast, shower probability and sea state before planning the Modernist glass gallery at the Marina, Riazor beach or the Aquarium Finisterrae.