Aemet has announced that a gradual decrease in extreme temperatures is expected in Spain starting from the middle of next week, although initially, the conditions will remain abnormally warm. (translated)
A heat dome will affect tomorrow 41 provinces in Spain, with alerts for temperatures that could reach up to 42 degrees, while the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands are the only autonomous communities without warning. (translated)
In 2026, Spain experiences the highest temperatures in its history, with a summer considered the warmest since 1961, indicating an acceleration of global warming. (translated)
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)
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)
This summer, the temperature of the Mediterranean has risen by two degrees due to climate change, which has caused marine heat waves, disturbances in ecosystems, and an increase in humidity in coastal areas, raising the risk of extreme heat and severely affecting marine life and fishing. (translated)
The Mediterranean is experiencing alarming overheating, with temperatures exceeding 30 ºC, which has led the State Meteorological Agency to issue red alerts for extreme heat in various regions of Spain, including the Valencian Community, where highs of up to 44 ºC are expected. (translated)
There is also a very clear signal towards above-normal temperatures in much of the planet. El Niño favors the transfer of part of the enormous heat stored in the tropical Pacific into the atmosphere. And this episode is also developing on a planet. (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)
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)
This Tuesday, temperatures will rise again in parts of Spain, where in some places, especially in the Guadalquivir Valley, they will exceed 40 degrees, and nights when temperatures do not drop below 25 degrees are expected to have a high risk of fires. (translated)
The sea surface temperature in July 2026 reached a historic record of 20.96°C, driven by extreme heat and drought conditions in Western Europe, which also contributed to this month becoming the second hottest recorded globally. (translated)
A new episode of extreme heat is expected in Spain, with temperatures reaching 43 ºC and sweltering nights in numerous autonomous communities, with alerts for high temperatures activated in thirteen regions starting Wednesday. (translated)
This article informs that today warnings are issued for seven autonomous communities due to high temperatures, strong storms, wind, and waves, with temperatures exceeding 35 degrees in most southern and eastern areas of the peninsula, while in some regions there may be rain and heavy storms. (translated)
La Agencia Estatal de Meteorología ha activado el nivel naranja de aviso por temperaturas máximas de hasta 40ºC en seis comunidades autónomas, mientras trece comunidades se preparan para la llegada de la cuarta ola de calor del verano. #OlaDeCalor #Aemet #TemperaturasAltas
Se prevé la llegada de una nueva ola de calor en España con temperaturas que superarán los 40 ºC en varias comunidades durante los próximos días, debido a la instalación de un domo de calor procedente del norte de África. #OlaDeCalor #TemperaturasAltas #ClimaEspaña
Comienza la tercera ola de calor del verano en España, con temperaturas que alcanzarán entre 37 y 44 grados en diversas regiones, aunque se espera que este episodio dure solo tres días, con una bajada de temperaturas prevista para el fin de semana gracias a la llegada de aire más fresco del Atlántico. #OlaDeCalor #TemperaturasAltas #VeranoCaluroso
La tercera ola de calor en España comienza este martes, con siete comunidades autónomas en alerta naranja debido a temperaturas que podrían alcanzar hasta 41 grados, mientras que se esperan noches tropicales y un ligero descenso de mínimas en el norte. #OlaDeCalor #TemperaturasAltas #España
Spain is experiencing an unprecedented heatwave with temperatures of up to 45 degrees. (translated)
