Personally, I would avoid summer and winter at all cost.........or maybe just summer.
Just because Malaysia is summer all year long.
I am tanned enough so no..muchas gracias *pronounced as 'Muchas grathias' means 'Thank you very much'*.
According to my research so far..I have been warned that July and August is to be avoided..a BIG NO NO!!
Why summer is not the best time to visit Spain?
- The heat of course! - It can reach up to 40 degree celcius or 104 fahrenheit.
- Everyone..almost every Spaniards.. flee to the northern Spain.
- The big cities ie Madrid is empty because of reason number 2
- Peak season - so many people around to get a good tan. Spain is quite famous for its beaches.
You might not agree if you are from 4 seasons countries but for an Asian, more so a South-East-Asian..I would prefer other seasons compared to summer.
Let's just get our climate straight here..^__^
Spain is next to France, Portugal and Morocco.
Let's make a climate comparison between Bilbao - northern Spain, Madrid - central Spain and Malaga - southern Spain.
Bilbao's highest average temperature in summer,
particulary in August is 26 degree celcius.
Madrid's highest average temperature in summer,
particulary in August is 31 degree celcius.
Malaga's highest average temperature in summer,
particulary in August is 30 degree celcius.
The best thing that I like about winter in Spain is..on average it doesn't get to below 0 degree. I had it at -30 degree celcius in South Korea hence I think I'm gonna love Spain's winter better. Although it's just numbers and we can't predict mother nature but at least I know where the climate stands yeah?
There you go, the question why even Spaniards flee to Bilbao in summer is finally answered. Bilbao is much cooler than the rest of the districts in Spain.
Let's compare with Malaysia's climate.
Subang Jaya is about 8 km from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's city centre and highest average temperature from January to December is 37 degree celcius. Yikes! But I still love Malaysia nonetheless. ^^
Labels: Travel Plan, Weather
