US EditionSpain Set for First 'Heatwave' of the Year with 40C Forecast in the South
- Spain will experience its first episode of extreme heat this week, with temperatures reaching 40C in the south starting May 29, 2025.
- This rise follows a colder, rainier spring and results from hot air masses from North Africa combined with high pressure and intense sun.
- Many inland cities, including Seville, Córdoba, and Ciudad Real, will see highs above 35C and tropical nights above 20C, with Andalusia most affected.
- Aemet warned temperatures may be more than 5C above normal, calling this a stable, very warm episode linked to a powerful anticyclone from North Africa.
- Only northern Spain and the Canary Islands will avoid the heat, which is expected to ease after June 1 but keep the first half of June warmer than usual.
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Southern Spain Braces for Heatwave as Mercury Rises to 42 Degrees
Tourists in southern Spain can prepare themselves. The southern parts of Spain are preparing for the first heatwave of the year, at the end of May. The mercury could rise to a maximum of 42 degrees between Thursday and Sunday, in places like Cordoba and Seville; temperatures that are normally more likely to occur in July or August.
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