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Weather at Valgrande-Pajares: snow, wind and cold warnings, season by season

Valgrande-Pajares, Cordillera Cantábrica. Seasons 2018-19 to 2025-26, November to April; updated 27 October 2026.

Valgrande-Pajares lies in the Cordillera y Picos de Europa warning zone (Asturias). On average, each season has 20 days with a snow warning, 18 with a wind warning and 3.2 with a cold warning. Its zone is number 4 of 14 zones with resorts for snow warnings.

20

days with a snow warning

per season, on average

18

days with a wind warning

per season, on average

3.2

days with a cold warning

per season, on average

5 cm

for a yellow snow warning

in 24 hours, in its zone

Month by month

Days with each kind of warning in Valgrande-Pajares's zone, average per month, 2019 to 2025. The darker, the more warnings.

OctNovDecJanFebMarAprMay
Snow0.03.74.34.42.43.91.70.0
Wind5.02.73.44.92.72.61.60.1
Cold0.00.00.61.31.00.70.10.0
Any warning6.36.78.09.45.67.05.03.1

Season by season

SeasonSnowWindColdAny warning
2025-262319247
2024-252320348
2023-241315130
2022-23189931
2021-222211439
2020-212527455
2019-202122046
2018-191923341

The most serious snow warnings

Days with an orange or red snow warning in Valgrande-Pajares's zone, since 2018.

When a warning is issued in Valgrande-Pajares's zone

YellowOrangeRed
Snow in 24 hours5 cm20 cm40 cm
Wind (gusts)90 km/h110 km/h140 km/h
Cold (low)−6 °C−10 °C−14 °C

Thresholds for the Cordillera y Picos de Europa zone in AEMET's warning plan.

Frequently asked questions

When does Valgrande-Pajares get the most snow warnings?

In January, with 4.4 days with a snow warning on average; then December.

Does Valgrande-Pajares get a lot of wind?

On average, Valgrande-Pajares's zone has 18 days with a wind warning each season; the month with the most is January. Here a yellow wind warning needs gusts of 90 km/h.

Which season had the most snow warnings at Valgrande-Pajares?

The 2020-21 season, with 25 days with a snow warning.

Is a snow warning good news for skiing?

Partly: a snow warning is a forecast of heavy snowfall in the zone, so it usually brings fresh snow. But it can also close access roads and require chains, and with wind it can stop the lifts. Check the resort's report and the roads before going up.

This isn't a snow report: it counts the warnings AEMET issued in each resort's zone in past seasons. A warning is a forecast that a threshold will be crossed in the zone, not damage or the snow that fell.