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I've consulted various resources regarding temps and precipitation. 'anyone care to weigh in as far as their personal experience trekking for the month of September?
Thanks to all who have replied...Potentially the best time of year, in September 2011 there were beautiful cool morning, warm afternoons and zero rain.
My wife and I walked Mid August to Mid September last year. I used my fleece jacket in the morning for about an hour on 4 different days (I am from northeast PA so cold doesn't bother me much), only sprinkled for half an hour on 1 day. Warm in the afternoons. Beautiful time to walk!!
Wow, small world My wife and I met at California (PA), also a long time agoThank you! (BTW, I graduated from Shippensburg a long time ago!)
Ouch!You can read all stats and posts you want. I chose Sept/Oct last year because they were supposed to be the best. I had six days of almost 35C weather and eleven days of rain! Buen Camino!
You can read all stats and posts you want. I chose Sept/Oct last year because they were supposed to be the best. I had six days of almost 35C weather and eleven days of rain! Buen Camino!
All bets are off when you're on the meseta! We bucked 50 km/hr winds for two days.I walked September/October 2012. September that year was hot. I had not counted on that, I had packed for cooler weather, I only had 1 tanktop, which was to have been for sleeping only. It became the most used item in September, day and night. I bought a t-shirt on the way, just to have another option. Exception on the Meseta, for some reason it was cold and windy and miserable weather the most part. By October, it was Fall and cooler and I finally was able to wear most of my closing, rather than carry it. My best recommendation is, like as many others before me have made, layers, layers, layers. Don't pack stuff in anticipation of a weather changes, there are always the "lost-donate-found" boxes in albergues and many places to purchase what one needs. Buen Camino
I started my walk from St. Jean in Sept. 13, 2013. I had a few hot days and a total of 5 days of rain. Most of the days were wonderful. A friend who started Sept 2 has a lot more hot days. But as I am sure you have heard all years are different.I've consulted various resources regarding temps and precipitation. 'anyone care to weigh in as far as their personal experience trekking for the month of September?
Thanks bunches...I started my walk from St. Jean in Sept. 13, 2013. I had a few hot days and a total of 5 days of rain. Most of the days were wonderful. A friend who started Sept 2 has a lot more hot days. But as I am sure you have heard all years are different.