Valencia, Spain

Set along the Mediterranean, Valencia (Spain) is best understood through its weather data: our 2015–2024 climate record puts its peak at a 99/100 sun score in June, exactly the kind of reliability you want for a long-weekend city trip.

The year runs from average lows of 7°C in January to highs of 31°C in August. On the rain ledger, July is the safest bet at a 6% chance of a wet day, while March climbs to 26%. Beach-warm afternoons (24°C and up) hold through June–September.

Season by season (on the northern calendar), spring brings 21°C highs with 20% rain-day odds, summer 30°C at 9%, autumn 24°C at 20%, and winter 17°C at 13%. Summer wins on the numbers and winter loses them; everything in between is a trade-off between warmth and crowds. For warmth without the densest crowds, the shoulder play is September: still 28°C highs, with a sun score of 90.

Best months to visit Valencia

Ranked purely on sunshine odds, the podium is June at 99/100, then July at 99 and August at 99. The dependable window is wider than the podium, though: January–December all score 70 or better. Skip January if sunshine is the point — it bottoms out at 72/100.

Among the mediterranean destinations in our catalog, its June rain odds beat 56% of the field.

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The live forecast backs this up: of the next 15 days, 5 look mostly clear and none carry meaningful rain risk, in a 5–25°C band. Today's cached sun score is 85/100.