US EditionSpain records its third hottest summer since records began as a drought drags on
- Spain experienced its third hottest summer on record, with temperatures reaching as high as 46.8 degrees Celsius due to the country's severe drought.
- This summer was not only the hottest August ever recorded globally, but it was also the second hottest month overall, following July 2023.
- Spain's coastal waters heated up to unprecedented levels during the first eight months of this year, according to the Spanish weather agency AEMET.
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Spain records its third hottest summer since records began as a drought drags on
MADRID (AP) — Spain this year recorded its third hottest summer since official records began 62 years ago, authorities said Thursday, with temperatures peaking at 46.8 C (116 F) as the country's severe drought dragged on.
Spain records its third hottest summer since records began as a drought drags on
MADRID (AP) — Spain this year recorded its third hottest summer since official records began 62 years ago, authorities said Thursday, with temperatures peaking at 46.8 C (116 F) as the country's severe drought dragged on.
Spain records its third hottest summer since records began as a drought drags on
MADRID (AP) — Spain this year recorded its third hottest summer since official records began 62 years ago, authorities said Thursday, with temperatures peaking at 46.8 C (116 F) as the country’s severe drought dragged on. The average summer temperature was 1.3 degrees Celsius (2.34 degrees Fahrenheit) above normal, the Spanish weather agency AEMET said.…
Spain records its third hottest summer since records began as a drought drags on
MADRID (AP) — Spain has recorded its third hottest summer since official records began 62 years ago. Authorities said Thursday that summer temperatures peaked at 46.8 degrees Celsius (116 degrees Fahrenheit) as the country’s severe drought dragged on. Spanish weather agency AEMET said the average summer temperature was 1.3 degrees Celsius (2.34 degrees Fahrenheit) above normal. Mainland Spain’s average temperature has risen 1.6 degrees C (2.88 d…
Spain records its third hottest summer since records began as a drought drags on
MADRID (AP) — Spain has recorded its third hottest summer since official records began 62 years ago. Authorities said Thursday that summer temperatures peaked at 46.8 degrees Celsius (116 degrees Fahrenheit) as the country’s severe drought dragged on. Spanish weather agency AEMET said the average summer temperature was 1.3 degrees Celsius (2.34 degrees Fahrenheit) above normal. Mainland Spain’s average temperature has risen 1.6 degrees C (2.88 d…
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