US EditionMalaga Region Braces for Swelter as Intense Heatwave Looms
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This Thursday will be reached 38-40 in low areas of the northeast, center and south peninsularsThe map of heat in Spain: compare the temperature of each day with the historical average of your province The suffocating heat will continue until this Friday, when there will be a “soft” thermal relief in almost all of Spain, except in areas of the Mediterranean and in most of Andalusia, where they will remain above 35 degrees, according to the daily…
Malaga region braces for swelter as intense heatwave looms
The Malaga region is bracing for a blistering heatwave that is set to stifle the province starting Thursday, July 17. The Spanish Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued orange weather alerts for extreme heat in the Valle del Guadalhorce and Antequera regions and yellow alerts for the Costa del Sol. According to Aemet, temperatures in these areas are expected to soar between 36 and 40°C… Source
Spain has entered the canicula, the period in which it is hotest all year round and that includes the second fortnight of July and the first of August. “On this occasion, it has also not wanted to miss the intense heat and already on Tuesday 15 the 43° were rubbed in Montoro (Cordoba) and El Granado (Huelva)“, notes Rubén del Campo, spokesman of the State Agency of Meteorology (Aemet), which advances that the high temperatures, that this Wednesd…
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Warmth will be the general trend for the remainder of the week across most of the Iberian Peninsula, the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands until Friday, when temperatures will begin to drop due to the arrival of cooler westerly winds from the Atlantic, according to the forecast by Rubén del Campo, spokesperson for the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET). This drop in temperatures will begin in the west of the country but will spread to mo…
Parts of Spain are predicted to face a heat wave with temperatures expected to reach 42 degrees Celsius (107.6 Fahrenheit) in some provinces.
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