Video credit – Pablo Sesma

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Heavy snowfall swept through Pamplona on November 21, turning urban streets and parked cars white as an early-winter storm gripped northern Spain. Filmed from a high-rise balcony by Pablo Sesma, the scene shows steady snow blanketing the city at night, a rare sight for lowland areas in November.

The wintry outbreak follows the passage of post-Cyclone Claudia, whose cold air mass has pushed temperatures well below normal across the region. Sub-zero conditions and enhanced moisture triggered widespread snowfall in Navarra, including in Pamplona, where average November highs are usually around 12°C. Local meteorological services reported that the system has brought some of the season’s earliest and most intense low-elevation snowfall in recent years, disrupting traffic and creating wintry conditions far earlier than typical for the area.

Video credit – Pablo Sesma