Weather in Ciudad Real

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Ciudad Real, Spain · 628m

23°
Mainly clear
Feels like
21°
Humidity
35%
Wind
5 km/h
Gusts
14 km/h
Pressure
1018 hPa
UV
3.7
39
Fair
PM2.5: 4 PM10: 5.7 O₃: 98

Hourly forecast

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16-day forecast

Today 10 Oct
8° 23°
Tomorrow 11 Oct
10° 25°
Monday 12 Oct
11° 26°
Tuesday 13 Oct
13° 27°
Wednesday 14 Oct
13° 27°
Thursday 15 Oct
14° 25°
Friday 16 Oct
13° 26°
1%
Saturday 17 Oct
12° 19°
15%
Sunday 18 Oct
9° 13°
24%
Monday 19 Oct
9° 15°
20%
Tuesday 20 Oct
12° 24°
16%
Wednesday 21 Oct
12° 21°
14%
Thursday 22 Oct
12° 22°
16%
Friday 23 Oct
11° 20°
18%
Saturday 24 Oct
9° 21°
17%
Sunday 25 Oct
12° 21°
13%

Climate in Ciudad Real

Ciudad Real, the capital of the province of the same name in Castilla-La Mancha, spreads across the flat La Mancha plain at 628 metres above sea level, on level, open terrain with no significant geographical features. Its climate is continental Mediterranean, with very hot summers and moderately cold winters. The annual average temperature is around 14.5 °C, with summer highs frequently exceeding 35 °C and winter lows near 1 °C.

Annual rainfall is scarce, approximately 400 mm, with an extremely dry summer and rain concentrated in autumn and spring. The lack of terrain relief allows winds to sweep across the plain unimpeded. Frosts are common from November to March. The daily temperature range is very pronounced, typical of the southern meseta. Summer convective storms can produce significant hail, as La Mancha is one of the areas in Spain with the highest frequency of summer thunderstorms.

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