The Climate of Granada Spain
some statistics

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Introduction: The below is a look at the weather statistics of Granada Spain. However if you are coming to Granada and you just want to know what clothes to bring here is a summary:

In July and August you could walk around naked 24 hours a day with no problem. The rest of the year you will need a warm jersey for the evenings. From November to April you will need warm clothing.

Temperature in Granada Spain
 6.7   8.5   11.0   12.8   16.8   21.4   24.8   24.5   20.9   15.5   10.7   7.6 
 Ene   Feb   Mar   Abr   May   Jun   Jul   Ago   Sep   Oct   Nov   Dec 
Granada has short cold winters and is very hot in July and August, it is not an uncomfortable heat because of the low humidity.

Rainfall in Granada Spain
 41   38   30   38   28   17   4   3   16   42   48   53 
 Ene   Feb   Mar   Abr   May   Jun   Jul   Ago   Sep   Oct   Nov   Dec 
The rainfall in Granada is fairly low but occasionally every few years there can be long wet spells which can last two or 3 weeks.

Days of frost in Granada Spain
 16   10   5   1   0   0   0   0   0   0   5   12 
 Ene   Feb   Mar   Abr   May   Jun   Jul   Ago   Sep   Oct   Nov   Dec 
This table refers to the amount of days that the temperature goes below 0 centigrade. These frosts tend to be very light but they occasionally reach 2 or 3 below zero. Broad beans are a popular crop in Granada because they are frost resistant. In the Fiesta de San Cecilio on the 3rd of February in the Sacromonte it is the tradition to eat raw broad beans, salt cod and bread.

Number of cloudless days in Granada Spain
 10   7   7   5   6   13   22   19   11   8   8   8 
 Ene   Feb   Mar   Abr   May   Jun   Jul   Ago   Sep   Oct   Nov   Dec 
Good weather is the norm in Granada. Andalucia has more sunshine than anywhere in Europe.

Number of Rainy days in Granada Spain
 6   6   5   7   4   2   0   1   2   5   6   7 
 Ene   Feb   Mar   Abr   May   Jun   Jul   Ago   Sep   Oct   Nov   Dec 
The chart show the amount of days when there is more than 1 litre of water per square metre.

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