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Weather in Salamanca today and 7-day forecast

Salamanca, Castile and Leon. Live weather data from Open-Meteo. Updated on page load.

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Climate in Salamanca

Salamanca, at 800 metres on the northern plateau, has a continental-influenced Mediterranean climate with cold winters (average lows of 0 degrees Celsius) and hot summers (average highs of 30 degrees). Daily thermal range is wide.

Annual rainfall is around 380 mm, mainly in spring and autumn. Fog in the Tormes basin is frequent in winter, especially at sunrise.

The north-easterly cierzo and the southerly wind are common features. Summer afternoon storms form over the Sierra de Bejar and Peña de Francia, and can hit the south of the province with hail.

Best time to visit is spring and autumn. Use the hourly forecast, fog probability and storm alerts before planning Plaza Mayor, the University or a trip to Peña de Francia.

The climate of Salamanca today: 1991-2020 normals

What the averages say

The mean annual temperature is 13.1 °C. The warmest month is July, averaging 22.6 °C with highs around 30.8 °C; the coldest is January, averaging 5.0 °C with lows of 0.4 °C. The 30 degrees between the mean high of July and the mean low of January are the real measure of how continental this climate is.

Heat, cold and extremes

On average, 56 days a year reach 30 °C or more and 56 bring frost. Cold weighs more than heat here. The highest reading in the series is 39.8 °C, set in July, and the lowest -9.6 °C, in January.

Rain, sun and wind

356 mm fall each year over 99 days with measurable rain, an amount heavily concentrated in the cold half of the year: October is the wettest month with 52 mm and July the driest with 9 mm. The sky is clear on — days a year. Mean wind speed is around 7 km/h and mean annual relative humidity 64 %.

Month by month

AEMET climate normals 1991-2020. Salamanca observatory, 1.4 km from the centre at 775 m above sea level.
Monthly meanJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Mean temperature5.06.39.011.315.019.722.622.418.413.68.45.7
Mean high9.512.115.317.521.727.330.830.625.819.713.410.2
Mean low0.40.52.65.08.212.114.314.211.07.53.51.1
Rainfall (mm)32222841402291031523633
Rain days10.18.29.211.39.95.63.23.07.010.810.910.2
Days ≥ 30 °C0.00.00.00.01.810.319.618.05.80.60.00.0
Frost days14.913.56.91.80.10.00.00.00.00.36.112.8

Where this data comes from

These are the 1991-2020 climate normals published by AEMET, the Spanish state meteorological agency, for the Salamanca observatory — the nearest official station with a complete series to Salamanca today. A normal is not a forecast: it describes a thirty-year average, and any given day can depart from it widely. For tomorrow, use the forecast at the top of this page.