Seville Weather in September: Monthly Temperature, Rainfall and More

Want to get a sense of what Seville weather in September is like?

The TLDR; we can tell you it’s September is warm and dry. We find this month a delight – especially towards the end of the month, as the temperatures start to drop and the city wakes up from its summer slumber.

The days remain long and warm, but the heat is more bearable than the infernos of July and August.

Occasionally, some epic thunderstorms roll in during the second half of September, usually followed by a few days of refreshingly, cooler air. 

In short, it’s a lovely time of year in Seville. Here’s our detailed guide on what to expect from the weather in September in Seville.

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Is September a Good Time to Visit Seville?

Yes. The weather in Seville in September and October is some of the best. 

You’ll also find that as September progresses, life slowly starts to return to the city.

The beginning of September can still feel a little subdued, but pop-up events start to reappear, and schools, universities and businesses gradually start to open back up and before you know it, the city is back to the busy crowds.

is Seville Hot In September?

Yes, it can be.

The start of the month can still feel hot, almost as much as the inferno of July and August, but as the month goes on the crazy temperatures start to subside.

Weather Averages for September in Seville

What’s the Weather Like in Seville in September?

The weather in September can still be very hot in Seville – especially at the start of the month.

Although in theory, the temperature should drop quite a bit, if you look at any Seville September weather data for the past few years, it’s been above average – particularly in the first couple of weeks.

If you struggle with the heat at all, then wait until the latter half of the month when it’s slightly cooler.

The weather is generally dry, with the occasional passing storm.

🌡️ Average High and Low Temperatures in September

• Average Daytime High Temperature: 32°C (89°F) 
• Average Nighttime Low Temperature: 18°C (64°F)

Seville weather in early September can still be extremely hot, especially if there has been a heatwave in August like we’ve seen here in previous years., 

The daytime average temperature in Seville in September is 32°C, with odd days getting as high as 36°C (96.8°F). Evenings are pleasant and don’t usually dip below 18°C. 

The mornings are still the best time to explore the city, especially at the start of the month. As the month progresses, temperatures drop a little, however, the weather in Seville in late September is still higher than most peak summer temperatures in northern Europe. 

⏰ Hours of Daylight in September in Seville

I always notice the days closing in the most in September, that said, there’s still plenty of daylight with around 12 hours per day. 

☀️ Sunrise & Sunset Time in September in Seville

• Sunrise: 7.54 am – 8:18 am
• Sunset: 8.08 pm – 8.52 pm

In September, sunrise falls between 7.54 am and 8:18 am, getting later as the month goes on. 

Sunset is anywhere from 8.52 pm, creeping forward to 8.08 pm towards the end of the month. 

🌧️ Chance of Precipitation in September in Seville

September is still a relatively dry month in Seville – statistically with an average of 2 days of rain during this month. 

You’ll be glad to hear you can leave the umbrella at home. 

☂️Average Monthly Rainfall in September in Seville

Despite having only an average of 2 days of rainfall in September, downpours can feel tropical. 

These short bursts of rain equate to about 25mm (1 inch of rain) across the month – which is still fairly minimal.  

💦 Humidity in September in Seville

Humidity levels in Seville in September are still fairly low. On average it’s about 54% humidity throughout the month.

This is generally comfortable for the majority of people – however, after a downpour, the air does feel hot and sticky. 

🕶️ UV Index in September in Seville

The UV index in September in Seville drops to around 7 – although not as high as the peak summer month, this is still a high level. 

The sun in Seville is really strong.

It’s important to:

• Drink A LOT of water – because of the dry heat, you won’t notice how much you’re sweating
• Wear high-SPF sunscreen – we recommend using SPF50 daily, even in the winter!
• Wear a hat and sunglasses
• Try to stay out of the sun – in Seville, the hottest time of the day is from 11 am until about 6 pm.

🌬️ Wind Speed in September in Seville

The wind speed for September is low, with an average of  6 km/h (4 mph).

If you’re in Seville during a passing storm, which is unlikely but not impossible during September, then wind speeds pick up a lot. Sometimes high winds close the parks due to the risk of falling trees and branches. 

What to Wear in Seville in September 

September is a changeable month in Seville. 

If you’re visiting at the start of the month, then the weather will still be very hot. Towards the end, it can cool down a lot – especially if a storm has passed.

✔️ Pack lightweight clothing to wear during the day – loose-fitting clothing (floaty dresses are great!), linens and anything breathable and a thin jacket or sweater for the evenings.

✔️ Bring a hat with a wide brim, or at least a cap to keep the sun off your face. 

✔️ Also, pack comfortable footwear for walking around the city – there are cobblestones everywhere – tennis shoes and Birkenstocks are both good options.

Although the temperatures are still very warm, I do recommend checking the weather forecast for any chance of storms. 

What to Do in Seville in September

Visiting Seville in September is a great time of year to see the city. It’s a little bit cooler than the peak of the summer. The city is gradually coming back to life after the two-month summer lull – there’s a definite buzz about the city. 

If you’re in Seville in September there are plenty of events cropping up. Sign up for our weekly ‘What’s on Seville Newsletter‘ to stay in the loop.

If you’re planning to visit Seville in September, here are some activities I recommend:

• Go for a picnic in one of the city’s beautiful parks – our favourite is Parque de María Luisa)
• Lots of new exhibitions start up this month at the city museums and galleries
• There is still plenty of heat in the sun, so check out some of the beaches close to Seville

September Events in Seville

Aside from the usual attractions, there are also several events and festivals taking place in Seville during September.

Some of these include:

• Enjoy live concerts at Noches de la Maestranza (Nights of the Meastranza) – these run throughout September.

The best option for finding out what’s on in Seville in September is via the Tourist Information Centres, or better still – get the weekly scoop straight to your inbox with our Whats on Seville Newsletter.

What’s the Weather Like in Seville the Rest of the Year?

Still not decided when you’re visiting Seville?

Check out these other useful articles on Seville, Spain weather by month.

• Seville Spain Weather January
• Seville Spain Weather in February
• Seville Spain Weather in March
• Seville Spain Weather April
• Seville Spain Weather May
• Seville Spain Weather June
• Seville Spain Weather July
• Seville Spain Weather August
• Seville Spain Weather September
• Seville Spain Weather October
• Seville Spain Weather November
• Seville Spain Weather December

September Weather in Seville, Spain: FAQs

Final Thoughts on Seville Weather in September

In September, Seville starts to cool down a bit after the inferno of summer, but it’s still lovely and warm, perfect for exploring the city. If you’re not a fan of the heat, then we recomend visiting Seville during the second half of the month.

September is a great month to visit Seville. The city feels much more alive as people start to return after escaping the heat of the previous two months.

If you’re curious about what else Seville has to offer during different times of the year, check out our other articles.