The GR 131 in September: warnings stage by stage
GR 131 in September, 30 stages. September warnings 2019–2025; updated 27 October 2026.
If you walk the whole route in September, expect around 2.5 warning days on your stage, on average. It's number 3 of 12 for fewest warnings.
2.5
warning days
in 30 stages, on average
8%
of stage-days with a warning
year average: 13%
0.2
orange or red days
in 30 stages, on average
Heat
the most common warning
in September
Stage by stage in September
Share of September days with some warning in each stage's zones, 2019–2025; the colour is each day's highest level.
Which warnings come in September
Stage-days with a warning of each kind in September, on average; a day can have several.
Section by section in September
| Section | Warning days | Most common |
|---|---|---|
| Lanzarote | 0.3 over 4 stages | dust and heat |
| Fuerteventura | 0.4 over 6 stages | dust and heat |
| Gran Canaria | 0.5 over 4 stages | heat and dust |
| Tenerife | 0.3 over 5 stages | heat and dust |
| La Gomera | 0.2 over 3 stages | heat and wind |
| La Palma | 0.4 over 5 stages | heat and rain |
| El Hierro | 0.2 over 3 stages | heat and wind |
The worst September days on the GR 131
- red25 September 2022: red warning on 20 of 30 stages, for rain, storms and wind · the episode
- orange26 September 2022: orange warning on 16 of 30 stages, for rain, storms and wind · the episode
- orange19 September 2025: orange warning on 14 of 30 stages, for heat and dust
- orange7 September 2026: orange warning on 4 of 30 stages, for heat
- orange8 September 2026: orange warning on 4 of 30 stages, for heat
Frequently asked questions
Is September a good month to walk the GR 131?
By warnings, September is number 3 of 12 for calm: on average, 2.5 warning days walking the 30 stages. The section with the most warnings in September is Gran Canaria; the fewest, Tenerife.
Which warnings are there on the GR 131 in September?
Mostly for heat and dust. Orange or red shows up on 0.2 stage-days in September, on average.
This is not a forecast: it counts the warnings AEMET issued on those dates in past years. A warning is a forecast that a threshold will be crossed in the zone, not damage.