Weather in the province of Asturias

Asturias · 38 cities

Gijón

Asturias

9°

Oviedo

Asturias

6°

Avilés

Principado de Asturias

9°

Siero

Principado de Asturias

5°

Langreo

Principado de Asturias

6°

Infiesto

Asturias

4°

San Juan de la Arena

Asturias

8°

Figueras

Asturias

8°

Aguino

Asturias

5°

Bárcena

Asturias

8°

Tejero

Asturias

1°

Tejedo

Asturias

4°

Canga de Abajo

Asturias

5°

Canga de Arriba

Asturias

5°

Tejedales

Asturias

6°

Tejedal

Asturias

5°

Infiesta

Asturias

7°

Arguiol

Asturias

6°

La Ronda

Asturias

4°

Ordovaga

Asturias

6°

Sante

Asturias

7°

Cardo

Asturias

7°

El Remedio

Asturias

5°

Arredondas

Asturias

3°

Arenas de Cabrales

Asturias

5°

Villajane

Asturias

3°

Torrevega

Asturias

7°

Villajimada

Asturias

1°

Barcellina

Asturias

6°

Cándano

Asturias

9°

Lavio

Asturias

5°

Los Cabos

Asturias

7°

Ovío

Asturias

9°

La Linde

Asturias

4°

Larna

Asturias

5°

Quimarán

Asturias

8°

Almuña

Asturias

6°

Calera

Asturias

8°

Province climate

Oviedo, the capital of the Principality of Asturias, lies in an inland depression at 232 metres above sea level, partly sheltered from direct maritime influence by surrounding hills, yet only 25 kilometres from the Cantabrian coast. Its climate is oceanic, with moderate temperatures throughout the year. The annual average temperature is around 13 °C, with summer highs of about 23 °C and winter lows near 4 °C.

Annual rainfall is abundant, approximately 970 mm, distributed throughout the year with peaks between October and January. Overcast days are very common, exceeding 160 per year. Snow appears occasionally in the city during winter, though it is more frequent on the nearby Cantabrian Mountains visible from the city. Fog is a relatively common phenomenon in the Oviedo depression during the cold months.