The autonomous region of Extremadura lies in the southwestern part of Spain, and borders Castile and Leon in the north, Castile-La Mancha in the east, Andalusia in the south, and Portugal in the west. Extremadura has a continental climate, tempered by warm and humid winds that sweep up from the Atlantic. Rainfall is very low and mainly falls in spring and autumn. The summer is very dry. The western part of Extremadura tends to rain more than the rest of the region. However, in mountain areas the climate is characterised by cold winters and cool summers. Rainfall in these areas is quite heavy, and in the northern part of the...[read more]
The autonomous region of Extremadura lies in the southwestern part of Spain, and borders Castile and Leon in the north, Castile-La Mancha in the east, Andalusia in the south, and Portugal in the west. Extremadura has a continental climate, tempered by warm and humid winds that sweep up from the Atlantic. Rainfall is very low and mainly falls in spring and autumn. The summer is very dry. The western part of Extremadura tends to rain more than the rest of the region. However, in mountain areas the climate is characterised by cold winters and cool summers. Rainfall in these areas is quite heavy, and in the northern part of the region and at higher altitudes this is converted into snow.[view less]
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