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Cuenca, Spain · 946m

26°
Overcast
Feels like
21°
Humidity
14%
Wind
18 km/h
Gusts
46 km/h
Pressure
1010 hPa
UV
0.9
36
Fair
PM2.5: 2.7 PM10: 4.2 O₃: 90

Hourly forecast

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08:00 15° 5%
09:00 16° 23%
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16-day forecast

Today 26 Aug
16° 31°
3%
Tomorrow 27 Aug
15° 23°
23%
Friday 28 Aug
12° 25°
Saturday 29 Aug
10° 30°
Sunday 30 Aug
14° 32°
Monday 31 Aug
14° 33°
Tuesday 1 Sep
16° 33°
Wednesday 2 Sep
16° 32°
Thursday 3 Sep
15° 28°
4%
Friday 4 Sep
15° 29°
10%
Saturday 5 Sep
16° 30°
7%
Sunday 6 Sep
15° 32°
8%
Monday 7 Sep
17° 32°
14%
Tuesday 8 Sep
15° 33°
14%
Wednesday 9 Sep
18° 33°
10%
Thursday 10 Sep
18° 32°
13%

Climate in Cuenca

Cuenca, the capital of the province of the same name in Castilla-La Mancha, rises spectacularly above a limestone gorge carved by the Jucar and Huecar rivers at 956 metres above sea level, in the Serrania Conquense. Its climate is continental Mediterranean with a mountain nuance, with cold winters and moderately hot summers. The annual average temperature is about 12.5 °C, with summer highs of 30 °C and winter lows that frequently drop below -2 °C.

Annual rainfall totals approximately 490 mm, distributed mainly in spring and autumn. Snow is relatively frequent between December and March, and frost days exceed 70 per year. The altitude and position within a rocky gorge create a distinctive microclimate: the canyon floor can be several degrees colder than the surrounding plateau due to thermal inversión. Summer thunderstorms are common across the Cuenca mountain ranges.

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