How’s the Weather in Spain in November?

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I've always found November in Spain to be a fascinating time for weather enthusiasts like me. You see, this month marks a transition where summer heat waves become fond memories, and the chill of winter starts to whisper through the streets. In northern regions, cities like Bilbao and Santiago de Compostela often greet you with rain, making cozy cafes ideal spots for watching the world go by. Temperatures there hover around 10-15°C, so packing a sturdy umbrella and a warm jacket is wise.

Heading south, the story changes. Places like Seville and Granada hold onto warmth a bit longer, offering days where the mercury can climb to a comfortable 20°C. Nights, however, tell a different tale, with cooler breezes that suggest a light sweater or a scarf.

Over in the Canary Islands, it's almost as if autumn takes a holiday. Here, balmy days with temperatures around 24°C create a perfect escape for those seeking sunshine and sandy beaches. Yet, even paradise sees occasional showers in November, reminding you that no place, not even these islands, is entirely untouched by the season's change.

So, whether you're exploring ancient cities under a canopy of rain or soaking up the last of the year's warmth on a beach, Spain in November offers a diverse palette of climates to experience.