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That is really difficult to say, first because it depends partly on what temperatures you are used to/where you are from. F.e. for somebody from Alaska it might be unbearable hot, for somebody from certain parts of Australia just normal hot. Second it really depends on how the weather develops, some summers are hotter than others, f.e. at the moment Spain suffers a heat wave so temperatures are higher than normal. And it depends which Camino you choose also. The best method to avoid the worst heat is starting with first light and getting most of your hiking done before it gets really hot.
Buen Camino, SY
I agree 100% with this. In an earlier post someone wrote that she walked in a heatwave while it was around 70/80 degrees (Fahrenheit) For me, coming from hot and humid Florida, that temperature is great somewhat cooler walking weather.it depends partly on what temperatures you are used to/where you are from. F.e. for somebody from Alaska it might be unbearable hot, for somebody from certain parts of Australia just normal hot.
I am only planning on covering Sarria to Santiago.
In your circumstance I would not recommend doing VdlP in Andalucía or Southern Extremadura during July.