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Bad weather in Badajoz

Updated 26 October 2026. Averages for 2019–2025; 2026 up to 26 October 2026.

Badajoz is heat: most of its warnings are in summer, and many go beyond yellow.

57

warning days a year

Spain: 54

19

orange or red warning days

a year

9

red days

2019–2025

#76

of 182 zones

1 = most warnings

In the Vegas del Guadiana, heat is by far the top reason for a warning. July and August hold most of the year, and the other reasons (rain, fog, storms) trail far behind.

What sets Badajoz apart is intensity: many of its heat warnings rise to orange or red. Heat has reached red in several summers, such as August 2018, August 2021 and July 2022, and from late July to mid-August 2025 the warnings gave no break.

Badajoz has 150,209 inhabitants and sits in the Vegas del Guadiana warning zone (Badajoz). Warnings are issued for the whole zone: it shares them with 6 other towns, such as Mérida, Don Benito and Villanueva de la Serena.

Badajoz's warning zone and its neighbours

AEMET doesn't warn by city but by zone: Badajoz gets the warnings for the Vegas del Guadiana zone, outlined on the map. The zones around it have their own thresholds and their own warnings.

Sierra y Pedroches (Córdoba): 46 days a yearCampiña cordobesa (Córdoba): 73 days a yearSubbética cordobesa (Córdoba): 40 days a yearAracena (Huelva): 39 days a yearAndévalo y Condado (Huelva): 46 days a yearSierra norte de Sevilla (Sevilla): 40 days a yearMontes del norte y Anchuras (Ciudad Real): 41 days a yearValle del Guadiana (Ciudad Real): 50 days a yearSierras de Alcudia y Madrona (Ciudad Real): 43 days a yearSierra de San Vicente (Toledo): 53 days a yearValle del Tajo (Toledo): 58 days a yearMontes de Toledo (Toledo): 47 days a yearLa Siberia extremeña (Badajoz): 45 days a yearBarros y Serena (Badajoz): 42 days a yearSur de Badajoz (Badajoz): 37 days a yearNorte de Cáceres (Cáceres): 65 days a yearTajo y Alagón (Cáceres): 53 days a yearMeseta cacereña (Cáceres): 40 days a yearVilluercas y Montánchez (Cáceres): 53 days a yearVegas del Guadiana (Badajoz): 57 days a yearBadajoz
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Average warning days a year, 2019–2025, against the median of Spain's zones (54 days). Tap a zone to go to its page.

Badajoz's bad-weather fingerprint

Each axis compares the warning days a year in Badajoz's zone with the average of Spain's 182 zones. The dashed circle is the average zone; the edge, three times the average or more.

averageHeat36 d/yrStorms7.4 d/yrRain10 d/yrWind3.0 d/yrFog6.9 d/yrSnow0.0 d/yrCold1.1 d/yr

More warnings than the average zone: fog (5.8×) and heat (2.3×).

Fewer than average: snow, wind and cold.

Averages for 2019–2025. It measures how often AEMET issued warnings, not danger or damage.

The year, month by month

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Warning days in each month, averaged over 2019–2025, by the day's highest level.

Every day since 2019

Each line is one year in Badajoz, January to December, and each mark a day with a warning in its zone: you can see at a glance when bad weather bunches up and which years were calmer.

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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec20261 Jan 2026: yellow8 Jan 2026: yellow27 Jan 2026: yellow28 Jan 2026: orange2 Feb 2026: yellow5 Feb 2026: yellow7 Feb 2026: orange13 Feb 2026: yellow7 Apr 2026: yellow10 Apr 2026: yellow28 Apr 2026: yellow21–22 May 2026: yellow26–30 May 2026: yellow11–15 Jun 2026: yellow17–20 Jun 2026: yellow21–23 Jun 2026: orange24 Jun 2026: yellow29 Jun 2026: yellow30 Jun – 8 Jul 2026: orange9 Jul 2026: yellow22 Jul 2026: yellow27 Jul 2026: yellow28 Jul 2026: orange29 Jul – 1 Aug 2026: yellow6–8 Aug 2026: yellow12–13 Aug 2026: orange14–17 Aug 2026: yellow18 Aug 2026: orange24 Aug 2026: yellow2 Sep 2026: yellow3 Sep 2026: orange4 Sep 2026: yellow5 Sep 2026: orange6–7 Sep 2026: yellow14–15 Sep 2026: yellow23–24 Sep 2026: yellow28 Sep 2026: yellow6 Oct 2026: yellow17 Oct 2026: yellow73202512 Jan 2025: yellow15–16 Jan 2025: yellow21 Jan 2025: yellow27 Jan 2025: yellow10 Feb 2025: yellow13 Feb 2025: yellow23 Feb 2025: yellow17–18 Mar 2025: yellow20–21 Mar 2025: yellow4 Apr 2025: yellow12 Apr 2025: orange30 Apr 2025: yellow29 May – 1 Jun 2025: yellow8–10 Jun 2025: yellow16 Jun 2025: yellow17 Jun 2025: orange18–19 Jun 2025: yellow20 Jun 2025: orange27 Jun 2025: yellow28 Jun – 4 Jul 2025: orange5–9 Jul 2025: yellow15 Jul 2025: yellow16 Jul 2025: orange27–28 Jul 2025: orange29 Jul 2025: yellow30–31 Jul 2025: orange1 Aug 2025: yellow2–11 Aug 2025: orange12 Aug 2025: red13 Aug 2025: orange14 Aug 2025: red15–16 Aug 2025: orange17 Aug 2025: red16–19 Sep 2025: yellow26 Oct 2025: yellow28 Oct 2025: yellow29 Oct 2025: orange5 Nov 2025: orange13 Nov 2025: yellow15 Nov 2025: yellow7–8 Dec 2025: yellow18 Dec 2025: yellow30–31 Dec 2025: yellow79202417 Jan 2024: yellow19 Jan 2024: yellow22 Jan 2024: yellow25–26 Jan 2024: yellow27 Mar 2024: yellow20–21 Apr 2024: yellow30–31 May 2024: yellow5 Jun 2024: yellow19 Jun 2024: yellow24 Jun 2024: yellow27–28 Jun 2024: yellow3 Jul 2024: yellow4–5 Jul 2024: orange17 Jul 2024: yellow18–19 Jul 2024: orange22–23 Jul 2024: orange24 Jul 2024: red25–27 Jul 2024: yellow28 Jul 2024: orange29 Jul – 1 Aug 2024: yellow3 Aug 2024: yellow4–5 Aug 2024: orange6–8 Aug 2024: yellow9–10 Aug 2024: orange11 Aug 2024: yellow16 Aug 2024: yellow17 Aug 2024: orange18–20 Aug 2024: yellow21 Aug 2024: orange19 Sep 2024: yellow7 Oct 2024: yellow11–13 Oct 2024: yellow15–16 Oct 2024: yellow30 Oct – 1 Nov 2024: yellow15 Nov 2024: yellow19 Nov 2024: yellow27 Nov 2024: yellow3 Dec 2024: yellow5–7 Dec 2024: yellow20 Dec 2024: yellow23 Dec 2024: yellow6620233–6 Jan 2023: yellow12–14 Jan 2023: yellow26–27 May 2023: yellow2 Jun 2023: yellow4 Jun 2023: yellow16–17 Jun 2023: yellow23 Jun 2023: yellow24–28 Jun 2023: orange1 Jul 2023: yellow2 Jul 2023: orange3 Jul 2023: yellow10 Jul 2023: orange11 Jul 2023: yellow17 Jul 2023: orange18–19 Jul 2023: yellow30 Jul 2023: yellow1 Aug 2023: yellow5 Aug 2023: yellow6–9 Aug 2023: orange10 Aug 2023: yellow11 Aug 2023: orange12 Aug 2023: yellow20 Aug 2023: yellow21–25 Aug 2023: orange2 Sep 2023: orange15–16 Sep 2023: yellow19 Oct 2023: orange22 Oct 2023: yellow29–30 Oct 2023: yellow2 Nov 2023: yellow4 Nov 2023: yellow14–18 Nov 2023: yellow28 Nov 2023: yellow30 Nov – 1 Dec 2023: yellow25–28 Dec 2023: yellow64202220–21 May 2022: yellow10 Jun 2022: yellow11–17 Jun 2022: orange7 Jul 2022: yellow8–12 Jul 2022: orange13–16 Jul 2022: red17 Jul 2022: orange18 Jul 2022: yellow20–24 Jul 2022: orange25–26 Jul 2022: yellow29 Jul 2022: yellow30 Jul – 4 Aug 2022: orange5–12 Aug 2022: yellow20 Aug 2022: yellow22–24 Aug 2022: yellow13 Sep 2022: yellow20–21 Sep 2022: yellow22 Oct 2022: yellow8–9 Dec 2022: yellow12 Dec 2022: yellow13 Dec 2022: orange17 Dec 2022: yellow5720216 Jan 2021: yellow12–16 Jan 2021: yellow22 Jan 2021: yellow9 Feb 2021: yellow3 Apr 2021: yellow10 Apr 2021: yellow21–22 Apr 2021: yellow25 Apr 2021: yellow9 Jun 2021: yellow12 Jun 2021: yellow18 Jun 2021: yellow9 Jul 2021: yellow10–11 Jul 2021: orange16–18 Jul 2021: orange19 Jul 2021: yellow22 Jul 2021: yellow11–13 Aug 2021: orange14 Aug 2021: red15 Aug 2021: orange16–17 Aug 2021: yellow22 Aug 2021: yellow23 Aug 2021: orange24–25 Aug 2021: yellow1 Sep 2021: yellow13–14 Sep 2021: yellow23 Sep 2021: orange30–31 Oct 2021: yellow4120201–2 Jan 2020: yellow6–7 Jan 2020: yellow2 Mar 2020: yellow20–21 Mar 2020: yellow31 Mar 2020: yellow12 Apr 2020: yellow25 Apr 2020: yellow27 Apr 2020: yellow12 May 2020: yellow31 May 2020: yellow22 Jun 2020: yellow23 Jun 2020: orange24 Jun 2020: yellow29–30 Jun 2020: yellow4 Jul 2020: yellow5–7 Jul 2020: orange8–10 Jul 2020: yellow11 Jul 2020: orange12 Jul 2020: yellow13–14 Jul 2020: orange15 Jul 2020: yellow16–20 Jul 2020: orange21 Jul 2020: yellow23–24 Jul 2020: yellow25–27 Jul 2020: orange29 Jul 2020: orange30 Jul – 1 Aug 2020: yellow4–5 Aug 2020: yellow6–7 Aug 2020: orange8 Aug 2020: yellow9 Aug 2020: orange25–27 Aug 2020: yellow12–13 Sep 2020: yellow17–18 Sep 2020: yellow20 Oct 2020: yellow4–5 Nov 2020: yellow10–11 Nov 2020: yellow17 Nov 2020: yellow28 Nov 2020: yellow6520191 Feb 2019: yellow6 Mar 2019: yellow1 Apr 2019: yellow1 Jun 2019: yellow28 Jun 2019: yellow29 Jun 2019: orange30 Jun 2019: yellow11 Jul 2019: orange12 Jul 2019: yellow19 Jul 2019: yellow20–22 Jul 2019: orange23–24 Jul 2019: yellow15–17 Aug 2019: yellow24 Aug 2019: yellow26 Aug 2019: yellow30–31 Aug 2019: yellow3–4 Sep 2019: yellow19–21 Dec 2019: yellow27

The colour is each day's highest level. 2026: up to 26 October 2026. Hover or tap a mark to see the dates.

Which warnings, in which months

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Rain0.41.11.00.10.90.11.42.71.11.1
Storms0.11.90.61.10.10.41.71.00.4
Wind0.40.30.60.10.30.70.6
Heat1.05.915131.1
Cold1.1
Fog2.40.41.72.3

Warning days of each type and month, yearly average 2019–2025. A day with rain and storms counts in both rows.

Month by month, in detail

January

4.0 warning days on average. Mostly: fog and cold.

February

The quietest month

0.7 warning days on average. Mostly: fog and wind.

March

1.4 warning days on average. Mostly: rain and wind.

April

2.0 warning days on average (0.1 orange or red). Mostly: storms and rain.

May

1.6 warning days on average. Mostly: heat and storms.

June

6.9 warning days on average (2.7 orange or red). Mostly: heat and storms.

July

The busiest month5 red days since 2019

15 warning days on average (8.7 orange or red). Mostly: heat and storms.

August

4 red days since 2019

13 warning days on average (6.4 orange or red). Mostly: heat and storms.

September

3.0 warning days on average (0.3 orange or red). Mostly: storms and rain.

October

2.7 warning days on average (0.3 orange or red). Mostly: rain and storms.

November

3.1 warning days on average (0.1 orange or red). Mostly: fog and rain.

December

3.4 warning days on average (0.1 orange or red). Mostly: fog and rain.

The best month to go (if you'd rather not see warnings)

Counting warning days and how serious they are, the quietest months in Badajoz are February and March: 0.7 and 1.4 warning days on average. The busiest is July, with 15.

February and March are the quietest months.

Summers: the heat

Badajoz has 36 heat-warning days a year (18 of them orange or red). Yellow starts at a forecast high of 38 °C; orange at 40 °C; red at 44 °C.

The heat-warning season usually runs from 1 June to 25 August. The earliest one came on 20 May; the latest, on 19 September.

Red heat days since 2019: 14 August 2021, 13 July 2022, 14 July 2022, 15 July 2022, 16 July 2022, 24 July 2024, 12 August 2025, 14 August 2025 and 17 August 2025.

The bar is high: yellow needs 38 °C, orange 40 °C and red 44 °C. It still gets reached.

Winters: cold, snow and wind

Winter (December to February) brings 8.1 warning days on average: rain (1.6), wind (1.3), cold (1.1) and fog (5.1).

The yellow cold warning starts at lows of −4 °C; red, at −12 °C. Snow, at 2 cm in 24 hours.

Winter barely brings warnings; fog is the most common one in those months.

Rain and storms

Badajoz has 10 rain-warning days and 7.4 storm-warning days a year. The months with the most rain warnings are October, September and March.

Here the yellow rain warning starts at 15 mm in an hour or 40 mm in 12 hours; red, at 60 mm or 120 mm.

There hasn't been a single red rain or storm warning since 2019.

Wind, fog and coast

Wind warnings: 3.0 days a year; yellow starts at gusts of 70 km/h.

Fog: 6.9 days a year, always yellow (fog has no higher level).

Year by year

YearWarning daysOrangeRedMostly
2026*73200heat and storms
202579303heat and rain
202466131heat and rain
202364200heat and fog
202257254heat and rain
202141111heat and storms
202065190heat and storms
20192750heat and wind

2026, up to 26 October 2026. For the same stretch of the year, the 2019–2025 average is 49 days.

The year with the most warnings was 2025, with 79 days.

The worst days

Every red day since June 2018:

The longest run of consecutive warning days lasted 22 days, from 27 July 2025 to 17 August 2025.

When a warning is issued in Badajoz

YellowOrangeRed
Heat (high)38 °C40 °C44 °C
Cold (low)−4 °C−8 °C−12 °C
Wind (gusts)70 km/h90 km/h130 km/h
Rain in 1 hour15 mm30 mm60 mm
Rain in 12 hours40 mm80 mm120 mm
Snow in 24 hours2 cm5 cm20 cm

Thresholds for the Vegas del Guadiana zone in AEMET's warning plan. Storms have no numeric threshold: yellow for strong storms, orange for very strong ones. More in what each colour means.

Badajoz compared with other cities

CityWarning days a yearOrange or red a yearRed days since 2019Mostly
Lleida92179heat and storms
Zaragoza892220heat and storms
Cuenca85143heat and storms
Soria859.11storms and rain
Teruel84114storms and rain
Albacete83147heat and storms
Palma78151rain and storms
Huesca77120storms and rain
Segovia748.00storms and wind
Córdoba732915heat and rain
Ávila737.14rain and wind
Sevilla692312heat and rain
Pamplona68156storms and rain
Ibiza67132rain and wind
Girona66104rain and storms
Madrid65165heat and storms
Valladolid659.00heat and storms
Burgos646.61storms and rain
Zamora637.10heat and storms
Palencia595.60storms and rain
Jaén59257heat and rain
Salamanca596.40heat and storms
Toledo58205heat and rain
Logroño58147storms and heat
Badajoz57199heat and rain
Guadalajara579.93heat and storms
Granada56145heat and storms
Almería555.30wind and heat
Dénia55128rain and storms
Barcelona549.45rain and storms
Vitoria-Gasteiz52102storms and wind
València511213rain and storms
Ciudad Real50130heat and rain
León503.60storms and rain
Tarragona498.72rain and storms
Murcia461311heat and rain
Vigo465.10rain and wind
Castellón de la Plana45112rain and storms
San Sebastián435.74rain and storms
Bilbao418.09rain and storms
Alicante417.111rain and heat
A Coruña416.72wind and rain
Cáceres409.70heat and rain
Lugo393.30rain and wind
Ourense396.14heat and rain
Cádiz395.12rain and wind
Huelva399.17heat and rain
Santa Cruz de Tenerife375.73wind and heat
Málaga351015rain and heat
Santander333.13rain and wind
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria262.90heat and wind
Oviedo263.11rain and storms
Gijón262.00rain and wind
Avilés221.90rain and wind

Averages for 2019–2025. Careful: each zone has its own thresholds, so a warning doesn't mean exactly the same everywhere.

If you live in Badajoz or are thinking of moving

In short

A one-theme zone: summer heat, frequent and intense. The rest of the year is calm.

Frequently asked questions

When does it rain most in Badajoz?

Going by the warnings, the months with the most rain-warning days are October and September. On average there are 10 rain-warning days a year.

What's the best month to visit Badajoz?

If you want to dodge bad-weather warnings, February and March: they have the fewest warning days on average.

Have there been red warnings in Badajoz?

Yes: 12 red days since June 2018, the latest on 17 August 2025 (heat).

Does it get very hot in Badajoz?

There are 36 heat-warning days a year on average. The yellow warning here starts at a forecast high of 38 °C.

How this was made

Everything comes from the archive of official AEMET warnings that Climaviso has kept since June 2018: each day counts once, at the highest level the zone had. A warning is a forecast, not damage or a measurement, and it's issued for the whole zone, not your street. We don't cover measured temperatures or rainfall: only when, and why, a warning was issued.

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