Heatwaves in Spain and Greece
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Spain is bracing for its third heatwave of the summer, with temperatures expected to reach 44 degrees Celsius. The south-eastern third of the country, the northeast and central Mallorca could be at risk from Tuesday, the state meteorological service Aemet warned. Scientists say human-induced climate change is closely linked to the high temperatures.
The Spanish meteorological service Aemet has issued a "special warning" of temperatures above 44 degrees in the country this week.
Spain fights with red warning levels and acute forest fire risk. Greece opens shelters, calls for caution.
An episode of heat waves again struck Spain, with temperatures exceeding 44 °C in several regions from Tuesday 21 July 2026.
In the last week of June, the State Meteorology Agency (Aemet) reported the first heat wave that affected Spain. The second one was not made to wait, since shortly before the end of the first week of July, another episode of high temperatures lasted three days, affecting different points of the country. This weekend, the Aemet has warned of the arrival of which is already the third heat wave of this summer 2026 . Although during this Sunday and …
The third heat wave of summer will start this Tuesday and will last, at least, until Thursday. The AEMET warns of maximums of up to 44 °C, with possibility to exceed 45 °C in the southeast peninsular during the most intense day of the episode
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