Biana, you may have totally dry weather as fall can be a drier time often on the Camino. We did the Portuguese route from Porto in April and in 3 weeks, did not have a drop of rain as we got to Santiago and then went on to Finisterre and Muxia. This is highly unusual. Weeks later once we were home it got more seasonal and wet. That being said, you should have a rain poncho. For the early mornings, light gloves are good to have. Don't bring a heavy jacket, instead a light weight shell is good for wind protection. A fleece is good as well. Think layers where you can or subtract to stay at a comfortable temperature. For early mornings in April, I often wore a knitted ski hat, but we had unseasonably warm weather in April this year, so I did not use this as much as previous trips. On cooler days, having warm hands, feet and head keep you comfortable, but since you are from Canada, you know all this!
Weather is a big concern, what to expect, how to prepare/ clothing...
