Valencia's Climate
Valencia sits on the Mediterranean coast of south-eastern Spain and has a classic Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and mild winters. Summers (June–September) are sunny and rainless, usually 28–32°C, with fairly high seaside humidity that can feel muggy. Winters (December–February) stay gentle and rarely turn harsh, with daytime highs around 15–18°C and nights of 6–10°C. Rain concentrates in autumn and early winter, sometimes as the gota fria, a cut-off cold pool aloft that unleashes sudden heavy downpours. Sea breezes keep the climate comfortable and generously sunny year-round.