Mario Picazo warns that Spain will experience a return of extreme heat this weekend, with temperatures that could reach up to 45 degrees and the appearance of equatorial nights. (translated)
The heat will intensify this Thursday with maximums reaching 40 degrees in several provinces of Spain, and warnings will be issued in 11 communities, although it is expected that temperatures will begin to ease from Saturday. (translated)
Aemet has alerted about the return of extreme heat to Spain, with temperatures that can reach up to 42 degrees, affecting eight communities on alert. (translated)
Aemet has issued warnings for high temperatures in five autonomous communities, where highs of up to 39 degrees are expected, especially in the south and in the Ebro valley, with a notable increase in heat anticipated for the coming days. (translated)
Aemet has activated yellow and orange alerts in Spain due to a new heat dome that will cause temperatures of up to 42 ºC in several communities over the next few days. (translated)
The summer of 2026 has been recorded as the hottest in the Spanish mainland since 1961, exceeding the average temperature by 2.5 degrees compared to the average of the period 1991-2020, according to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet). (translated)
Aemet warns of a significant increase in temperatures in Spain this week, with values reaching full summer heat after a period of coolness. (translated)
The warmest summer in history in Spain is experiencing a final heat wave, exceeding the average reference of 2.5 ºC between 1991 and 2020, according to Aemet. (translated)
Aemet has warned of a generalized increase in temperatures in Spain, which will exceed 35 ºC in several areas of the southern peninsula, while mostly clear skies are expected in much of the country. (translated)
Aemet has warned about the arrival of a storm that will bring intense rains, storms, and a significant drop in temperatures in various regions of Spain starting Wednesday, August 26, with the northwest being the most affected. (translated)
The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has warned about the arrival of a powerful storm that will cause intense rains, storms, hail, and a drop in temperatures in various regions of Spain starting Monday, August 24. (translated)
Aemet has warned about the arrival of severe storms, fresh polar air, and hail in Spain, causing an unstable weekend with heavy rains and a significant drop in temperatures in various regions of the country. (translated)
Aemet has warned about the arrival of heavy rains, hail, and a drop of up to 10 degrees in temperatures in several areas of Spain starting Thursday, following a week marked by extreme heat and red alerts for high temperatures. (translated)
🔥 The extreme heat continues to concentrate today in the eastern peninsula. AEMET maintains red alerts in areas of Valencia and Alicante, with highs that can reach 42-44 ºC, as well as widespread orange warnings in Aragon, Catalonia, Murcia, Almería, and other areas of the Mediterranean. Tomorrow (translated)
This Wednesday, Madrid will experience the last day of intense heat with a yellow warning level and maximum temperatures reaching up to 37 degrees Celsius, while a gradual drop in temperatures is expected in the following days. (translated)
The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has announced a notable drop in temperatures of up to 10 ºC within 24 hours starting Thursday, accompanied by heavy storms and potential flooding, especially in the north and southeast of Spain, due to the arrival of a cold air mass and the establishment of a trough. (translated)
The Valencian Community is facing an extreme heat peak, with maximum temperatures reaching up to 43 °C, in the warmest fortnight of August since 1950, which has already resulted in 64 heat-related deaths and a high risk of wildfires. (translated)
The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued alerts for extreme heat in 15 autonomous communities in Spain, where temperatures are expected to exceed 40 degrees, as well as warnings for rain and storms in several regions. (translated)
This Thursday, August 13, Madrid will experience one of its hottest days of the summer, with temperatures reaching 39 and 40 degrees and an orange alert activated by the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET). (translated)
The heat will persist this Thursday throughout Spain, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees in some regions, especially in the southwest and in the Community of Madrid, where an orange alert for high temperatures has been activated. (translated)
