When to Go and What to Pack by DanielF
Madrid's climate is known for its pronounced seasonal variations. With cold (if dry) winters and inclemently hot (and even drier) summers, spring and autumn are often recommended as the best months to visit the city. In those periods, though, the possibility of precipitation is higher, even if it still remains below the European average. I personally love Madrileņo summers, when the dry air occasionally turns the city into a furnace that even melts the tar on the streets and you hardly see a cloud up in the sky. At night, however, temperatures decline and become fairly pleasant for your nightlife adventures.
