Sevilla's Climate
Sevilla is the capital of Andalusia in southwestern Spain, set inland on the Guadalquivir River across a low-lying plain, with a hot Mediterranean climate famed for its blistering summers. Summers (June–September) are very hot and dry, with daytime highs typically 35–40°C and occasionally above 44°C during heatwaves, making it one of Europe's hottest cities, while winters (December–February) are mild and easy, around 15–18°C by day with spells of rain rolling in from the Atlantic. Spring and autumn are warm, sunny and among the driest, loveliest times to visit.