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The best independent guide to Central Portugal
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The best independent guide to Central Portugal
Elvas Portugal Weather Averages
The following chart displays the monthly average weather for Elvas, Portugal. The city of Elvas lies on the very eastern edge of Portugal, close to the border with Spain and in the heartland of the Alentejo region. Elvas has a hot Mediterranean climate, mean that summers are very hot (40C), dry but without the high humid, winters are mild with the occasional rainfall.
Spring is regarded as the best time of year to visit Elvas as the days are warm and bright but the sun is not as intense as in the summer. The Elvas weather charts display the monthly average weather but there are always the chances of extremes.
Elvas Portugal Weather Overview
The average weather conditions of Elvas Portugal
The best time of the year to discover Elvas is in the spring or autumn seasons when the weather is the perfect combination of bright sun but bearable maximum temperatures.
Elvas Portugal Sunshine and hours of Sun
The average hours of sunshine per day per month for Elvas Portugal
Elvas Portugal Temperature
The average maximum day time temperature and night time minimum for Elvas
Elvas Portugal Rainfall and Number of Wet days
The average number of wet days and rainfall for Elvas Portugal
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About this guide: I'm Philip Giddings. I live in Graça, Lisbon, with my Portuguese wife Carla, whose family have been Lisboetas for generations. I've been visiting Portugal since 2001 and writing the independent guides at MyPortugalHoliday.com since 2011, which is now my full-time work. Central Portugal was where Carla and I did much of our early exploring together, and twenty-five years on we still return to the same towns every year: the beaches at Nazaré and Ericeira with family in summer, the walled streets of Óbidos, and the quieter spots inland that most itineraries skip. Carla's extended family are spread across the region, from an aunt near Évora to good friends in Tomar, which gives me firsthand insight and people to check things with on the ground.
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