The last days of spring are leaving Spain with an intense succession of weather warnings., with unusually high temperatures and episodes of rain and storms recorded in different areas of the country. The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) maintains several alerts activated for adverse phenomena., which has led to the adoption of precautionary measures and the recommendation to stay informed of weather developments.
A scenario of extreme heat and unstable weather It spreads throughout the national territory, attracting the attention of authorities and citizens. In 33 provinces Across 11 autonomous communities, various warning levels have been issued, ranging from temperatures above 40 degrees to heavy rain and storms with the risk of hail and strong wind gusts. Areas such as Andalusia, Extremadura, Castilla-La Mancha, and the Valencian Community are among the most affected.
High warnings for maximum temperatures and storms
AEMET has issued orange warnings for severe heat in different points of Córdoba, Seville and Jaén, where Highs of 40ºC are expected in the Campiña, Sierra Morena, El Condado, and the Guadalquivir Valley. Yellow warnings for high temperatures are also notable in provinces such as Huelva, Badajoz, Cáceres, Madrid, Toledo, Valladolid, and Zaragoza, with temperatures ranging between 36 and 39 degrees. In Huelva, temperatures have reached the yellow warning for the third consecutive day, with temperatures as high as 39,1ºC in Aroche and similar forecasts in various municipalities in the province.
In Extremadura, The environment is characterized by temperatures more typical of the dog days than of spring.The southern and eastern regions of Extremadura will reach or exceed 41°C, while the rest of the country will also see very high temperatures. The episode, accompanied by tropical nights with temperatures barely falling below 25ºC, maintains orange warnings in the south and yellow warnings in the north, according to the regional meteorological service.
The Valencian Community remains under a carousel of weather warnings and emergency alerts. in all three provinces, which will last for several days. Forecasts point to a considerable rise in temperatures, with temperatures that could reach 36°C on the central coast and pre-coast, as well as tropical nights with temperatures that will not drop below 25°C in several areas.
Rain, storms and associated phenomena
Along with high temperatures, storms and heavy rains are other important weather warnings. in inland regions of the Iberian Peninsula and the Mediterranean. In the province of Valencia, the AEMET (Spanish Meteorological Agency) has issued orange and yellow warnings for both heavy rainfall and the possibility of storms accompanied by hail and strong wind gusts. This event also affects inland areas of Alicante and Castellón.
On Thursday, especially between 14:00 p.m. and 22:00 p.m., There will be a double warning for the risk of torrential rains and storms in the interior of the Valencian Community., with expected accumulations of up to 20 mm in just one hour. On Friday, the weather is expected to be warm, but further thundery showers are not ruled out inland, and temperatures will continue to rise in several regions.
In the Murcian Altiplano, warnings for adverse weather phenomena have also been extended., moving from yellow to orange due to the high probability of heavy rainfall, locally strong thunderstorms, and the possibility of hail. Authorities emphasize the importance of taking extreme precautions, avoiding unnecessary travel, and heeding civil protection advice during peak hours.
Forecast for the next few days and recommendations
Temperatures will remain very high in southern and eastern Spain over the weekend., although a slight decrease could begin on Saturday and Sunday, especially in some provinces of western Andalusia and the Valencian Community. However, tropical nights will persist in many capital cities, and several warnings remain in effect. Afternoon thunderstorms will continue to affect inland areas, being locally intense and with the possibility of hail.
AEMET experts remember the importance of Check official weather warnings frequently and follow the instructions of local authorities. It is advisable to avoid outdoor physical activity during peak hours, drink plenty of water, protect yourself from the sun, and be vigilant in areas vulnerable to flooding or wildfires.
This period marked by Simultaneous weather warnings for high temperatures and risk of heavy rainfall This presents a challenge for emergency management and daily activities in many provinces. Staying informed and exercising extreme caution are key to coping with the effects of adverse weather as the summer season begins, which could bring even more heat waves and storms.
