Spain to Face New Wave of Bad Weather: Meteorologists Warn of Approaching DANA. Spain is bracing for a change in weather: after a period of heat, DANA is approaching. Meteorologists differ in their forecasts regarding the scale and consequences of this phenomenon, but warn of possible heavy rains and thunderstorms in several regions in the coming days.
Eight Spanish Provinces Warned of Heavy Rain and Storm Winds. On Friday, eastern regions of Spain will face a sharp deterioration in weather conditions, with torrential rain, thunderstorms, and storm winds expected. Eight provinces are under a weather warning, while the rest of the country will maintain summer-like weather.
Apartments with Swimming Pools in Spain Cost Nearly Twice as Much as Regular Ones. In Spain, apartments with a swimming pool are sold on average at a price 91% higher than similar properties without this feature. The difference is especially notable in Barcelona, where these apartments cost 163% more than regular ones. Regional analytics and the reasons behind the price gap — in our report.
Egg Yolk Jellyfish and Dangerous Blue Dragons Spotted on Andalusian Beaches This Summer. This season, both egg yolk jellyfish and venomous blue dragons have appeared in large numbers along the Andalusian coastline. Changes in water temperature and sea currents have led to the simultaneous presence of harmless and dangerous marine species, raising concerns among beachgoers.
Major Forest Fires Continue to Rage in Spain: Tens of Thousands of Hectares Affected. In August 2025, Spain faced large-scale forest fires. The disaster spread across Galicia, Castilla y León, Extremadura, and Asturias. Hundreds of thousands of hectares of forest have been destroyed, and efforts to contain the blaze are ongoing. Authorities and rescue services are working around the clock to stop the fires from spreading.
New Fatalities Reported in Andalusia Due to Heatwave: Death Toll Rises. Two more heat-related deaths were reported in Andalusia over the weekend. Since the start of summer, more than 23 people in Spain have died due to extreme heat, and experts estimate the total number of victims could exceed 3,300. Most of the deceased are elderly or individuals with chronic illnesses.
Spanish Government to Declare Regions Hit by Wildfires as Disaster Areas Next Week. The Spanish government is preparing emergency support measures for regions affected by large-scale wildfires. Next week, the Council of Ministers will consider designating these territories as disaster areas, which will expedite recovery efforts and assistance for residents.
Cooler Weather Slows Spread of Wildfires in Spain, but Threat Remains. A drop in temperatures has helped slow major wildfires in Galicia, Extremadura, and Castilla y León, but the situation remains tense. Authorities and firefighters note that only rain can fully extinguish the fires, but the forecast offers little hope at present.
Climate Shelters Closed in Catalonia Amid Record Heatwave. During severe heat in Catalonia, many climate shelters, including libraries and community centers, were found closed. This has raised concerns among authorities and residents, as access to cool public spaces is particularly crucial for the population during such periods.
Andalusia Debates Horse Protection from Heat: Only Córdoba Has Restricted Carriage Operations. Debate continues in Andalusia over the protection of horses used in tourist carriages. Only Córdoba has imposed restrictions on working hours during hot weather, while Seville and Málaga have no such measures. Public organizations are calling for stricter regulations to safeguard animal welfare.
Debate Erupts in Spain Over Sánchez’s Climate Pact Initiative. Spanish authorities have called for unity in tackling climate catastrophes, but the opposition has pushed back against the climate pact proposed by Pedro Sánchez. Amid widespread wildfires, discussions on disaster prevention measures have once again become a focal point of political disagreement.
Series of Forest Fires in Spain: Death Toll Rises, Authorities Step Up Measures. Spain continues to battle large-scale forest fires. Over the past 24 hours, the death toll has risen to four, including a firefighter. Authorities are expanding support for regions where fires threaten populated areas and natural sites.
Catalan Scientists Begin Cultivating Oyster Seeds in the Ebro Delta to Reduce Import Dependence. Production of native Pacific oyster seeds has begun in the Ebro Delta. This move could transform Spain's entire aquaculture industry, reducing reliance on France and boosting resilience to climate challenges. The article covers project details and its impact on the regions.
Spain Steps Up Fight Against Wildfires and Prepares New Climate Pact. Spain continues to battle large-scale wildfires that have swept across Galicia, Castilla y León, and Extremadura. Authorities are deploying additional resources, pledging faster aid to those affected, and preparing a new nationwide plan to address climate threats.
Heatwave Eases in Spain: Temperatures Set to Drop, but Extreme Heat Lingers in the South. Starting Monday, Spain will see a noticeable drop in temperatures, particularly in the northwest. However, heat will persist in the southeast, as well as the Balearic and Canary Islands. Some areas may experience rain, thunderstorms, and dust haze.
Experts Warn: Spain Faces a New Reality of Wildfires. Spain is experiencing an increase in sixth-generation wildfires, which are difficult to control due to climate change and inadequate forest policies. Experts emphasize that without active forest management, the country risks facing catastrophic consequences.
Spain Faces Large-Scale Wildfires: Causes, Consequences, and National Challenges. Spain is grappling with devastating wildfires fueled by climate change, rural depopulation, and a lack of prevention measures. Hundreds have been evacuated, there are fatalities, and the damage to the country’s environment and economy continues to mount. Authorities are seeking new strategies to combat the fires and prevent similar tragedies in the future.
Fuengirola Biopark Becomes a Natural Air Conditioner, Shielding from Extreme Andalusian Heat in Summer 2025. Amid the summer heat of 2025, Fuengirola Biopark (Malaga) has turned into a climate oasis. Thanks to dense vegetation and water features, temperatures here are 5 to 12 degrees lower than on city streets, making it a unique refuge from the scorching heat.
The Manchegan Phrase That Baffles Visitors: How Locals Warn About the Heat. In the villages of Castilla-La Mancha, there's an expression that can surprise any visitor. Locals use it to warn each other about the scorching sun, but its meaning remains a mystery to outsiders. We explain what lies behind this word and how it became part of the region's culture.
Barcelona Introduces Measures to Protect Vulnerable Residents from Extreme Heat. Authorities in Barcelona have activated a special plan to protect vulnerable groups amid abnormal heat. Residents are being informed about available cooling shelters and water sources, and water and hats are being distributed.
Spain Faces Another Heatwave: Temperatures Reach 45°C, Weather Alerts Issued. After a brief respite, intense heat has returned to Spain: temperatures in several regions are rising up to 45°C, with warnings issued for storms and dust storms. Meteorologists forecast that the extreme heat will persist until early next week.
Spanish Farmers Adjust Work Schedules Due to Heat After Lleida Tragedy. In Catalonia, following the death of a seasonal worker due to heat, farmers are revising work schedules. Increased supervision and new safety measures are being introduced in response to climate challenges and growing concerns in the agricultural sector.
Ezcaray in Rioja: A Mountain Oasis with Rich History and Gastronomy to Escape the Summer Heat in 2025. In the midst of Spain’s summer heat, there is a place to enjoy coolness. Ezcaray, located in the Sierra de la Demanda mountains in the region of Rioja, offers a unique blend of historic architecture, fine gastronomy, and outdoor recreation. An ideal destination for a summer getaway.
August 2025 Becomes Hottest Month on Record in Spain. The first twenty days of August 2025 in Spain were marked by unprecedented high temperatures. Almost the entire month, the country has been under the grip of an intense heatwave, with several regions reporting new temperature records.
Heat in Spain Accelerates Reservoir Water Level Decline to 63.9%. Spain's water reserves in reservoirs continue to decrease, dropping to 63.9% of maximum capacity. Hot weather and lack of rainfall have caused levels to fall for the eleventh consecutive week. Details on the regional situation in our report.
Seasonal Worker Dies in Lleida During Anomalous Heat: Authorities Investigate Link to Weather. A seasonal worker died in Lleida during a period of extreme heat. The incident occurred amid temperatures exceeding 40 degrees, when many companies had recommended suspending outdoor work. Police are investigating whether the death was caused by heatstroke. The situation highlights the risks faced by outdoor workers as climate conditions change.
Dry Spring and Heat Intensify Devastating Wildfires Across Spain in Summer 2025. The summer of 2025 in Spain was marked not by a record number of wildfires, but by their destructive power. The causes include abnormal weather, an abundance of dry vegetation, and insufficient forest management. Experts warn that such conditions will become increasingly common.
Hiking in Tenerife: A Complete Beginner’s Guide to the Best Trails and Hiking Preparation in 2025. Tenerife offers over a thousand kilometers of hiking trails suitable for every fitness level. Our beginner’s guide will help you plan your first adventure, from choosing the right gear and obtaining permits to an overview of the island’s most scenic and accessible routes in 2025.
How to Stay Sharp in the Summer Heat: Tips from Spanish Nutritionists for Brain Health. Does the summer heat in Spain lower your concentration and leave your mind feeling foggy? Discover which foods and eating habits, according to experts, can help boost brain activity and keep you productive even on the hottest days.
Madrid Sees a Week of Dangerous Ozone Levels Amid Heatwave. Madrid has experienced a week of high ozone levels that pose health risks. Environmentalists are urging city and regional authorities to take immediate action to reduce pollution, highlighting both a lack of effective public information and delays in adopting an air quality improvement plan.
How to Survive the Heat in Spain: Refreshing Drink Recipes and Expert Hydration Tips. Extreme heat in Spain increases health risks. Experts advise not to rely solely on water and suggest simple recipes for cold infusions and flavored water. Learn how to prepare refreshing and healthy drinks the right way to prevent dehydration and heat stroke during the hottest days.
Hot Weather to Persist in Spain Until Late August: Meteorologists' Forecast. Spain continues to experience abnormally high temperatures: meteorologists warn that the heat will last almost until the end of August. In some regions, temperatures are expected to rise again to 40 degrees, with little rainfall forecast. Find more details in our report.
