I know that weather forecasts are not always fully reliable, but I would like to know which websites provide better predictions. For example, for Swiss locations, Meteoblue and Meteoswiss are superior to international websites such as accuweather. So, are there equivalents for Spain? Thanks.
Posted by
Denver, CO USA
461 posts
I have found https://www.tempo.com to be reasonably accurate.
Posted by
la rioja
569 posts
The Spanish weather agency is Aemet. Meteorological https://www.aemet.es/en/eltiempo/prediccion/municipios
There are some region ones too like the Basque Country weather service: https://www.euskalmet.euskadi.eus/inicio/
Posted by
Chicago
1009 posts
I found weather-dot-com very accurate for my recent visit. No less so than Spanish websites, but maybe I was lucky.
Posted by
Mid-Atlantic area
6978 posts
Forecasts are good for getting an idea temperature range, but that’s about it. The best forecast is walking outside from your hotel in X Spanish city. Guaranteed to be accurate. Joking aside, I use the Weather Channel app, but don’t plan my activities around what it says.
Posted by
OP
Bay Area, California
1601 posts
Gracias! I am evaluating whether to do a 2-night stay in Toledo. The weather forecast says sunny but the temperature is high. My SO is against this idea as he is afraid of heat.