US EditionSummers of More than 46°c: I Met the Hottest City in Spain
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In the most intense days of the Spanish summer, there is a city that stands out above the rest. It is Cordoba, in the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, which has become the hottest city in the Iberian country. With temperatures that often exceed 44°C, Córdoba leads the national ranking and is usually also one of the hottest places in Europe.
A strong heat wave hits much of Europe. South and west are the most affected areas. Countries such as Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece suffer temperatures above 40°C. France, Germany and the United Kingdom also experience high heat. This situation is due to a persistent ‘heat dome’. Forecasts indicate [...]
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