Zaragoza faces a marked drop in temperatures and increased cloud cover. Winds are shifting across the region, with rain possible in Calatayud. Residents are seeing a impressive change after recent weather patterns.
Temperatures fall in Zaragoza as clear skies dominate. Highs reach 31°C, with northwest winds and a brief increase in cloud cover. The weekend forecast brings further changes.
A rare Atlantic storm is set to disrupt weather across northern and eastern Spain. Authorities have issued rain and storm alerts for several regions. Temperatures are expected to drop sharply in affected areas.
Spain faces a sharp weather shift as storms and cooler air sweep across the country. Authorities warn of strong winds and possible flooding in several regions. The change disrupts recent summer stability.
Friday brings a grey morning and rising humidity to Clermont-Ferrand. Winds strengthen as clouds move quickly through the day. Temperatures reach 25°C, then ease in the evening.
Spain faces a sharp weather shift as storms and heavy rain move in. Orange alerts are active for intense downpours and hail, while temperatures are set to drop by up to 10°C in many areas.
Germany is split into three weather zones this week. The south faces storms and heavy rain, while summer sun settles over the centre. In the north, frequent showers and cooler air keep conditions unsettled.
Over 90 municipalities in the Valencian Community recorded nighttime temperatures above 35°C. Dénia reached 39°C, setting a new local record, as meteorological networks reported historic extremes across the region.
Spain faces a sudden atmospheric shift, with temperatures falling by up to 10°C below normal. Heavy rain and storms are expected across much of the country. Experts say this rare August event remains within the range of normal climate variability.
Valencia experienced its hottest night on record, with temperatures not dropping below 30.9°C. Castellón also set a new minimum, as the heatwave pushed nighttime temperatures far above previous highs across much of the region.
Spain faces a severe heatwave, with a red alert in Valencia and weather warnings in 13 regions. Authorities forecast temperatures of up to 44°C and the risk of storms in several areas.
Aemet has activated orange alerts for storms and hail in Valencia and Alicante. Temperatures are set to fall sharply after record heat, while coastal areas remain under heat warnings.
Temperatures are set to rise again in the Canary Islands. Strong winds and changing cloud cover are expected in several areas, with local gusts and shifting weather patterns forecast.
Leaving common objects inside your car on hot days can turn a parked vehicle into a fire hazard. Experts warn that certain items, from lighters to electronics, pose real risks when exposed to soaring temperatures.
Spain faces a turbulent week as DANA brings storms and a trough increases instability. Weather warnings are active in several regions, and temperatures are set to fall, especially in the north.
Spain faces a sharp temperature rise after the latest DANA. Authorities warn of extreme heat and storms, alongside wildfire risk. Weather alerts cover much of the country this week.
Fifteen autonomous communities are under weather warnings for rain and storms. Five regions are under orange alert. Temperatures drop sharply in the north, while heat and fog persist in some areas.
France is set for unsettled weather as an Atlantic disturbance moves across the country. Rain and strong winds are forecast in many regions, while temperatures remain near autumn levels. Forecasts highlight localized risks from heavy rain and gusts.
Bilbao faces a turbulent Saturday, with overnight storms and patchy rain. Temperatures will range from 21 to 28°C. Conditions are expected to stabilize by the afternoon, though clouds and light showers may persist.
Málaga will avoid yellow storm alerts as other areas face warnings. Cloud cover and light southeast winds will dominate, with temperatures holding between 24°C and 33°C. Rain remains unlikely.
Spain faces a surge in extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 42°C in several provinces. Widespread alerts are in place, and authorities warn of increased wildfire risk and severe storms in the coming days.
All Spanish regions face official warnings for dangerous heat or severe weather, including heavy rain and storms. Temperatures are expected to exceed 35°C, with some areas nearing 40°C. Authorities warn of hail and strong winds.
Aemet has issued yellow alerts for Mallorca as temperatures climb and storm risk rises. Temperatures could reach 38°C, with potentially strong downpours also forecast. The warnings cover Friday and Saturday.
Madrid is enduring another day of extreme heat, with orange alerts in effect and forecast temperatures reaching up to 40°C in the south and center. Relief is expected over the weekend as conditions change.
Madrid faces an orange alert for extreme heat this Friday. Clear skies will give way to clouds and light rain by evening, while temperatures stay high and storms remain possible later in the day.
A pronounced cold front will sweep Spain this weekend, ending the recent heat. Meteorologists warn of widespread storms and a marked temperature drop, especially in the north and east. Authorities urge caution in affected areas.
Meteorologists urge eclipse watchers to monitor cloud cover west of their location. Local forecasts may mislead and lead to missed views. Storms and high temperatures add to the challenge in several regions.
Cloud cover could affect basic regions of Spain just before the solar eclipse. Meteorologists warn of high temperatures and isolated storms, with extreme wildfire risk also a concern. Visibility may be limited in the north and the Canary Islands.
Spain is set for a rare solar eclipse on August 12, with AEMET predicting mostly clear skies across the country. While much of the peninsula will enjoy ideal viewing conditions, low clouds may obscure the event in the north. Extreme heat and wildfire risk add further challenges.
A powerful heatwave will push temperatures in Spain to 43°C. Nights will remain unusually hot, with tropical and torrid conditions in many cities. Saharan dust will worsen air quality across the country.
A cold air mass is driving intense storms in northern Spain, bringing hail and strong winds to Navarra and Aragón. Southern and eastern regions, meanwhile, remain under extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 40°C.
Spain faces intense storms in the north and dangerous heat in the south and east. Authorities have issued multiple weather warnings as basic regions brace for disruption and health risks.
A buoy in Mallorca registered a record 32.1°C in July 2026, highlighting the scale of marine heatwaves affecting nearly the entire Mediterranean. Scientists warn of mounting stress on marine ecosystems and reduced nighttime relief along the coast.
Twelve autonomous communities are under weather alerts for extreme heat. Some areas will see temperatures near 40°C, while others face storms and heavy rain. Authorities warn of strong winds and possible hail.
A new website lets Madrid Metro passengers report heat problems in real time. Its data shows Line 1 is worst affected. Authorities have announced urgent upgrades, but users remain frustrated.
