Yes, we do get asked this question from time to time. Rather than pretend we know, we would rather advise you to copy and paste this link into your browser: http://www.spain.info/TourSpain/Informacion%20practica/Clima/El%20tiempo%20en%20Espa%C3%B1a/0?Language=en

Warm in the winter, with a lot less rainfall than Northern Europe, and the U.K. People living in the South enjoy 320 days of sunshine on average per year. Overcoats are a rare sight even in December and January. It should be noted that other parts of Spain do not benefit from the wonderful climate enjoyed by the residents in this region. In the winter, other areas of Spain can be wet and cold. In the summer, other parts of Spain are considered to be too hot (e.g. See similar questions...

The climate of Bilbao is know as an oceanic climate and is generally mild ? with January temperatures (the coolest) averaging 9°C and July temperatures (the warmest) averaging 21°C. The annual rainfall average is approximately 1200mm with snow occurring (usually) within only 3 days of the entire year. There are some summertime days which see some extremely high temperatures due to the strong winds which originate from the south. See similar questions...

While we can’t guarantee exactly what the weather will be like when you stay at a Dreaming Orlando property, we do have a pretty clear idea of how the weather will be for the period that you stay, based on the monthly averages. Please note that, because of the sub-tropical nature of Florida’s climate, rainstorms can be sudden and heavy. See similar questions...

The weather is unpredictable most of the year, so you should be prepared for rain (particularly in Galicia), day-time heat and cold nights, especially in the Pyrenees, and the high passes in Galicia. See above "What about going in winter?" for advice on crossing the mountains in winter weather. See similar questions...

According to Promperú, the driest months are from May to September, the winter months in the Southern hemisphere. Temperatures can fall below freezing above 4500m, and it may be windy from August onwards. During the spring, September to December, there are likely to be early afternoon showers (sometimes accompanied by electrical storms) of short duration, and it may be cloudy and overcast. Nights during this season are clear (which means cold at high altitude). See similar questions...

Volunteers should arrive in Spain the day before their projects begin ? usually on a Sunday. In the event that participants arrive before their designated start date, they are encouraged to stay in a nearby hotel and contact Global Crossroad's In-Country Coordinator (this information will be supplied to participants in their pre-departure package/placement details which is given to participants prior to their arrival in Spain ). See similar questions...

Ghana is very close to the equator, and so the weather is quite warm and tropical. There are two rainy seasons, one from April to June, and the other from September to October. This differs slightly from the more northern regions, but volunteers will most likely be stationed in the south. During the hottest months temperatures may get up to 100F, while during the rainy months temperatures will stay around 70F, though it will be much more humid. See similar questions...

The weather, while fairly temperate, does vary according to the season. Summers can be hot and somewhat humid. Snow is not at all uncommon in winter. We recommend this web site to give you an idea of what sort of weather to expect. See similar questions...

Kenya 's climate is pleasant throughout the year; however May to September is the best time to view the wildlife of Kenya . During this time the famous Serengeti-Mara wildebeest migration follows a reasonably predictable pattern that tracks the rains. The wildebeest migration normally reaches Kenya in late July, when the wildebeest disperse onto the plains of the Maasai Mara for several months. See similar questions...