Weather Forecast to Help You Choose the Best Getaway
Compare the weather in Spain's Most Beautiful Villages before making your decision: a list of the network's locations, along with information on UV index, hours of sunshine, sunrise, sunset, and a 7-day forecast.
Weather to help you choose the best getaway: compare the weather in Spain's Most Beautiful Villages before you decide. You can view the entire network in a sortable list, and when you click on a town, you’ll see a complete profile with a seven-day forecast, UV index, hours of sunshine, and sunrise and sunset times. It’s available on the website and in the app; it’s free to use and doesn’t require membership in the Club of the Most Beautiful Towns.
The entire network on a single screen
On /meteo, you can view the weather profiles for the towns in the association with current temperature, daily min/max, sky conditions, rain, wind, humidity, hours of sunshine, UV index, and air quality when data is available. It’s not a head-to-head comparison between A and B: it’s a list-style comparison tool that you can reorder.
Coldest · Warmest
You can also sort A→Z, by most rain, strongest wind, or cleanest air. Ideal during a heat wave or when you’re looking for a cool spot.
Town Map
Each card summarizes the day: temperature, wind chill (if applicable), precipitation, sunshine, UV index, and any active weather alerts.
View Detailed Forecast
From the card, you can access the town’s overview page, which includes sunrise, sunset, and the full seven-day forecast.
Forecast, sunshine, UV, sunrise, and sunset
On the website: /towns/[slug]/weather (for example, Albarracín). In the app: Town Weather. Here you’ll find the information that the list only summarizes: current conditions, daily and weekly statistics.
Sun Hours and UV
See how many hours of sunshine are expected and the UV index (from Low to Extreme). Essential for planning a hike or a day on a terrace.
Sunrise and Sunset
Available only in the town details (not on each listing card). Useful for photography, arriving when the light is right, or avoiding the midday heat.
7-Day Forecast
Rows by day with an icon, chance of rain, mm, snow if applicable, highs/lows, wind, and UV. In the general list, the aggregated view is shorter.
More Useful Data
Humidity, feels-like temperature, air quality (AQI), and, in coastal towns, marine conditions when data is available. Source: Open-Meteo data.
Themed ideas based on today’s weather
In addition to the Weather list, Discover offers collections linked to the current weather—for example, towns with the best weather today, the coolest today, or with fresh snow. These are daily highlights, not a “best day of the week” ranking calculated seven days in advance.
Best Weather Today
Collection based on current favorable conditions. Complements the “Warmest” / “Clear Skies” sort in the list.
Coolest / Snow
Useful in summer (cool) or winter (snow). The Weather list also sorts by cold, rain, or wind.
Weather vs. Discover
Discover suggests a themed selection; Weather lets you explore and sort the entire web as you see fit.
Find the town with the best day to travel
Web: /meteo (also accessible from News or the Weather link on the home page). App: Weather shortcut / General Weather.
Choose Coldest, Hottest, Rainiest, Windiest, Cleanest Air, or A→Z depending on what you’re looking for on your getaway.
Click “View Detailed Forecast” (or from the town’s profile). Check UV index, sunshine, sunrise, sunset, and the seven-day forecast.
Combine the weather with “Plan Your Weekend” (events) or “Create Your Itinerary” if you already have a specific destination in mind.
Clear boundaries to avoid confusion
The data comes from Open-Meteo (not from AEMET or any “official government source”). There is a cache: it is not a live millimeter-scale radar.
The overview shows up to seven days. The list summarizes the day (and includes a short snapshot). We do not promise sixteen days in the UI.
Weather alert notifications (heavy rain, heat, etc.) are a separate product with its own settings. Here, we’re discussing the forecast view.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Weather section?
On the website: /meteo (News menu / home page links). Town profile: /pueblos/{slug}/meteo. In the app: Weather and Town Weather.
Do I need to be a Club member?
No. The service is open to the public. The Club offers additional tools (routes, AI, membership card), but does not restrict access to Weather.
Where does the data come from?
From Open-Meteo. On the page, you’ll see the attribution “Data: Open-Meteo.” These are not embedded AEMET reports.
How many days of the forecast can I see?
Up to seven days in the detailed view. The network list prioritizes the current weather and the day.
Does the list show sunrise and sunset times?
Not on every card. Sunrise and sunset times are listed on the town’s details page, along with UV index, hours of sunshine, and the weekly forecast.
Is this the same as mobile alerts?
No. Weather push alerts notify you based on thresholds and preferences. This guide explains how to open Meteo and read the forecast.
How do I choose the “best day”?
There’s no magic multi-day button. Sort the grid by what you’re looking for (cool, sunny, little rain), open two or three profiles, and compare the seven-day forecasts.
Find the town with the best day to travel
Open Meteo, sort the list, and check the 7-day forecast for the town that catches your eye.