Barcelona is under a red alert for extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 35°C. Authorities warn of tropical nights and little relief. Rain is possible later in the week, but the forecast remains uncertain.
Niort faces a sharp rise in temperatures, reaching 35°C by afternoon. Winds intensify and cloud cover shifts rapidly. Evening brings a drop in heat, but humidity climbs again.
Spanish pharmacists warn that improper fan use during heatwaves can worsen skin dehydration and eye irritation. Lips and eyes are particularly vulnerable, and practical advice now focuses on safer ways to cool homes.
Spain is set to face another extreme heatwave next week, with forecasts indicating temperatures could exceed 45°C in some areas. Experts warn of heightened risks for vulnerable groups and urge caution.
A fast-moving wildfire near the A6 motorway has disrupted train traffic and forced road closures in Seine-et-Marne. More than 370 firefighters are battling the flames, while red heatwave alerts remain in place in 37 departments.
Spain faces another weekend of intense heat in the northeast and the Balearic Islands. Orange warnings are active for several provinces, while storms and rain are forecast for the northwest, potentially causing local disruptions.
Starting September 1, residents of El Puerto de Santa María will be able to ride city buses for free. The move follows passengers’ complaints about unbearable heat on board and highlights the need for modernisation and relief during the summer months.
As Paris faces record-breaking heat, many residents are covering their windows with aluminum foil for relief. Architect Vincent Parasie explains why this quick fix is only temporary, and what can actually help keep homes cool during relentless heatwaves.
The heatwave alert in Catalunya will pause on Saturday but return Monday. Authorities warn of another surge in extreme temperatures, especially inland. The rest of Spain will see milder conditions, but risks remain.
Spain braces for a severe heatwave as Aemet maintains weather alerts. Temperatures above 35°C are expected in many regions. Storm warnings are also in effect for the northern half of the country.
Madrid is under a yellow alert for high temperatures this Friday. Cloudy skies and possible storms are expected. Maximums will fall to 35°C, with minimums near 22°C. The alert covers the metropolitan area and Corredor del Henares.
Barcelona faces intense heat as the Cruïlla festival draws crowds. Residents are turning to immersive exhibitions and renowned gelaterias for relief, with new VR experiences and classic horchata spots attracting increased interest.
France is bracing for another surge in extreme heat as the 'pompe à chaleur' effect pushes temperatures higher. Authorities have placed nine departments on red alert, and the heatwave is expected to intensify through midweek.
France is escalating its heatwave response, placing nine western departments on red alert. Wildfires have prompted evacuations in Drôme, while authorities restrict fireworks and limit alcohol consumption as hospitals brace for continued high temperatures.
Seville has reported two heatstroke deaths in just 48 hours. A 59-year-old woman and a 48-year-old worker died after exposure to extreme heat. Authorities are investigating the circumstances as hospitalizations rise.
Spain is bracing for another severe heatwave next week. Meteorologist Luismi Pérez warns that surface temperatures could exceed 45°C. Authorities urge caution as the country prepares for extreme conditions.
A six-year-old girl drowned at the municipal pool in Balaguer, Lleida. The city council suspended all activities and declared a day of mourning. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the incident.
Spanish authorities have issued updated advice to help residents cope with the ongoing heatwave. The guidance focuses on practical steps at home and outdoors, with particular attention to children and older people. Emergency services remain on alert.
Animal rights groups and political parties have raised concerns over conditions at Badajoz’s municipal animal shelter, citing inadequate care and problems with shade and water. The reports have put the city council and operator Athisa Medio Ambiente under mounting pressure.
Unprecedented heat in the Netherlands has led authorities to cool major steel bridges with water to prevent malfunctions and traffic disruptions. The emergency measures show how rising temperatures are challenging Europe's infrastructure beyond health and energy concerns.
Spain’s second summer heatwave will persist through Thursday. Afternoon storms with hail and strong winds are forecast for basic inland regions. Mountain zones face the highest risk of severe weather.
Spanish employees can now legally take up to four paid days off if extreme heat makes commuting unsafe or threatens their health. Companies must adapt working conditions or suspend activity when official alerts are issued.
AEMET has issued a warning for a severe heat episode across Spain and the Balearic Islands. Temperatures could reach 44°C in the south. Vulnerable groups and outdoor workers face the greatest risk, and nights will remain uncomfortably warm.
A surge of intense heat is set to sweep across Spain and the Balearic Islands, with temperatures expected to top 40ºC in several regions. Authorities warn of health risks and sleepless nights; an official heatwave could begin July 5.
The India Meteorological Department forecasts severe rainfall in Sikkim and the northeast, while Uttar Pradesh and Delhi brace for continued heatwave conditions. The uneven progress of the monsoon raises concerns about flooding and extreme temperatures.
Spain has recorded 108 deaths from Sunday to Tuesday during the ongoing heatwave. Extreme temperatures have set new June records, and the heatwave is nearing its end. People with heart or respiratory conditions face the greatest health risks.
Spain has just experienced its hottest June days in over 70 years. The heatwave shattered 29 temperature records, with some highs unseen since 1920. Red alerts and tropical nights affected much of the country.
Madrid faces a sharp drop in daytime temperatures as the heatwave subsides, while nighttime lows remain high enough to keep tropical nights in place. Cloud cover is expected to increase, but no rain is forecast.
Galicia faced a severe heatwave, with inland temperatures nearing 40°C. Authorities issued a red alert in 109 municipalities and suspended outdoor sports. The episode disrupted daily life and prompted emergency measures across the region.
Galicia's government has issued a red alert for extreme heat in 109 municipalities. Outdoor sports are suspended in affected areas. Health authorities urge special care for vulnerable groups as temperatures approach 40°C.
Madrid authorities have suspended the public broadcast of Spain’s World Cup match against Saudi Arabia in Colón Plaza. The decision follows an orange alert for high temperatures and aims to protect public safety.
Spain faces a surge in temperatures this Saturday, with highs above 40°C in several valleys. Storms and tropical nights are forecast in many areas, as authorities warn of challenging conditions ahead of the incoming heatwave.
Galicia faces its first major heatwave of the summer, with temperatures nearing 40°C. More than half the region’s municipalities remain under weather alerts. Authorities warn the extreme heat could persist until midweek.
A Japanese trick for quickly cooling a parked car has gone viral, promising to lower the interior temperature by up to 20 degrees. We tested the method to see whether it lives up to the hype. Here’s what actually happens.
Weather alerts have been issued in eleven Spanish regions for storms and high temperatures. Several areas face intense rainfall, while others brace for extreme heat. Authorities urge caution as conditions intensify.
