The climate of Ubeda and Baeza stands out for its very extreme temperatures, as both cities are situated at an altitude of 750 metres.

That’s why it’s vital that you know how far you’re travelling, so that you get the best and better planning your stay.

The summer at Ubeda and Baeza

In summer temperatures are high during the day and at night, but in the early morning they usually refresh. That’s why if you’re a cold man we recommend that you wear some shelter.

During the day you will get hot, so best to do first hour visits in the morning, but there’s also an opportunity to do night visits. If you’re going to be several days you can have some use to go to the pool tomorrow.Ubeda how Baeza They have communal pools that are open to the public.

Spring and fall at Ubeda and Baeza

During spring and autumn, temperatures are very soft. Nevertheless, it’s best to have some shelter, as in the mornings and nights the temperatures come down. Although spring and autumn are very short, as they pass between March and April and September and October, respectively, they are usually best times to visit these two cities as the temperatures aren’t very high.

Winter at Ubeda and Baeza

Winters are usually cold and dry, and mean temperature at about 5ºC, but there may be a possibility of snow, but it isn’t usually common. That’s the time at which it rains most but isn’t usually abundant.

The prediction of time at Ubeda and Baeza

For more information, please consult the website ofState Meteorological Agency (AEMET)

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