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This quick reference weather table contains a summary of the annual climate trends in Madrid. It contains key metrics, including average monthly high & low temperatures, rainfall, humidity and UV index. The data is presented on a monthly basis, allowing you to see how each these weather components change throughout the year.
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Madrid features a climate defined by sharp seasonal contrasts, shifting between sweltering heat and brisk cold depending on the time of year. During the peak of summer, the average daily high climbs to 33.3°C (91.9°F), with heat waves frequently pushing temperatures to a scorching 37.0°C (98.6°F). Conversely, the winter months bring chilly conditions, where average daily lows drop to 1.6°C (34.9°F) and temperatures rarely fall below -3.0°C (26.6°F).
The atmosphere in the city is often marked by intense aridity, particularly during the warmer months. In July, the relative humidity plummets to an average of 35.1, creating a dry heat that feels distinct from humid coastal areas. This period aligns with abundant sunshine, as the sunniest month records an average of 373.1 hours of light. While wind speeds remain generally moderate, peaking at an average of 9.5 km/h (5.9 mph) in March, the lack of moisture in the air can make the summer sun feel particularly intense.
WeatherBox data shows that precipitation is sparse, with a total annual accumulation of 445 mm (18 in). Rainfall is almost non-existent in July, averaging just 6 mm (0 in), while October typically brings the heaviest downpours with an average of 68 mm (3 in). Solar exposure is significant during the dry season, as the average peak UV Index is 9.1. Explore the advanced weather charts on WeatherBox to visualize the specific climate patterns for your intended dates.