Up-to-date 7-day weather forecast for Alcossebre: temperature, wind, chance of rain, waves and sea temperature. All the official information from AEMET, Meteoblue and Windy to plan your day at the beach on the Costa del Azahar.
Check how the weather in Alcossebre will develop over the coming days. Alcossebre (also spelled Alcocebre or Alcoceber) enjoys a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild winters, making it a pleasant beach destination almost all year round. The widget shows daily highs and lows, wind, wind direction and the chance of rain.
Interactive weather map of Alcossebre and the Costa del Azahar. By default it shows surface wind; you can switch the layer to rain, waves, temperature or clouds using the map menu. Very useful to check the strength and direction of the wind before heading to the beach or setting sail from the Las Fuentes marina.
Alcossebre belongs to the municipality of Alcalà de Xivert (Castellón). For the official forecast from Spain's national weather service, check the municipality page at AEMET (Agencia Estatal de Meteorología), with an hourly forecast, severe-weather warnings and data from the nearest station.
See the official AEMET forecast →Alcossebre has a coastal Mediterranean climate, very sunny (more than 2,800 hours of sunshine a year) and with moderate temperatures thanks to the influence of the sea and the shelter of the Sierra de Irta.
Typical highs of 28–32 °C, pleasant lows of 20–23 °C and very little rain. This is the peak beach season. The sea breeze (the south-easterly «garbí») softens the heat in the afternoon.
Mild temperatures of 18–25 °C, ideal for hiking in the Sierra de Irta and cycling. Autumn can bring the heavy rain episodes typical of the Mediterranean (the «gota fría»), especially in September and October; it is worth checking AEMET warnings.
Mild winters with highs of 14–17 °C and frost very rare on the coast. The land wind (the north-westerly «mestral») can cool things down on some days.
The sea temperature in Alcossebre ranges from around 13–14 °C in winter to 25–27 °C in August, reaching its warmest between late July and September. The beaches of Alcossebre (Las Fuentes, El Cargador, Romana, Tres Playas and the coves of the Sierra de Irta) usually have gentle waves, which makes them ideal for families.
From May to October for the beach; April, May, September and October for nature and hiking, with ideal temperatures and fewer crowds.
No. Annual rainfall is around 450–500 mm, mostly concentrated in autumn. Summers are very dry and sunny.
It is a relatively sheltered area thanks to the Sierra de Irta. The most notable winds are the sea breeze «garbí» in summer and the land wind «mestral» in winter.
