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Hotel search
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In Focus |
Huelva is blessed with an enviable climate, like the rest of the
Iberian Peninsula. Basking in 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, it
shares with Almería the sunshine record for the Spanish mainland
provinces.
It has a Mediterranean climate, classed as warm temperate; it’s
maritime on the coast, becoming more continental the farther north you
go.
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Weather Report
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The average annual temperature is 18.1 ºC, the hottest month
being August (25.5 ºC) and the coolest, January (11.4 ºC). In
the Sierra these temperatures are somewhat more extreme –higher
in summer and lower in winter– as they’re not
“smoothed out” by the influence of the sea.
As for rainfall, the average annual values are between 500 and 700 mm
–although this is only a rough guide, as it varies from year to
year. Likewise, the quantity is different for different areas of the
province, being greater in the Sierra, where the average precipitation
fluctuates between 800 and 1200 mm. The most rainy months are December
and January and the least rainy ones, July and August.
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