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Heatwave Holds Languedoc as Violent Storms Threaten Brief Relief

Languedoc faces persistent heat with highs up to 36°C until Saturday. Storms are set to bring a short-lived cooldown, but temperatures will climb again next week. Authorities have issued new weather alerts for the region.

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Abu Dhabi and Sharjah Face 42°C Heat as UAE Weather Stays Stable

Temperatures in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah will climb to 42°C on July 23. Dubai is forecast to reach 40°C. The National Centre of Meteorology expects fair weather and calm seas across the UAE.

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Red Alert Issued for Murcia and Valencia as Heatwave Peaks

Spain faces its hottest day of the summer as AEMET issues a red alert for Murcia and Comunidad Valenciana. Temperatures are set to soar, with storms and calima adding to the risk. Relief is expected by the weekend.

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Valencian Official Testifies She Learned of Dana Tragedy from TV

Ruth Merino, former spokesperson for the Generalitat Valenciana, told a judge she only realized the scale of the deadly dana after seeing TV reports. The court is investigating the regional government's response to the disaster.

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Spain Faces Prolonged Heatwave as Storm Warnings Expand

Spain remains under a persistent heatwave, with temperatures above 40°C in many regions. AEMET warns of severe storms, strong winds, and hail. Nights bring little relief, especially in the south and Mediterranean.

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AEMET Warns of Heatwave and Storms as Spain Faces Extreme Temperatures

Spain is under a new heatwave alert, with AEMET forecasting highs above 40°C in several regions. Local storms and tropical nights are expected, especially in the south and east. Weather conditions will vary sharply across the country.

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Sudden Heat Burst Damages Property in Elda and Petrer

A rare heat burst struck Elda and Petrer, causing property damage and prompting multiple fire brigade callouts. Hail and storms also hit Banyeres de Mariola and Ibi, highlighting ongoing weather instability in Alicante.

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Spain Faces Third Heatwave With Temperatures Near 44°C Before Relief

Spain's third heatwave this summer brings extreme temperatures and Saharan dust. Some regions may see highs of 44°C. A drop is expected from Friday, with a rare cool spell forecast for Saturday.

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Experts Advise When to Switch Off Air Conditioning During Spain's Heatwave

Spain faces a severe heatwave, raising questions about air conditioning use. Experts warn that leaving AC running in empty homes leads to unnecessary costs. Stable temperatures and smart use are key for savings.

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Switching Off Air Conditioning May Raise Electricity Bills, Experts Warn

Specialists in Spain caution that turning air conditioning on and off can drive up electricity bills. Constant cycling increases energy spikes and wears out equipment. Stable temperatures are advised for efficiency.

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Barcelona Zoo Activates Emergency Protocol as Heatwave Hits Catalonia

Barcelona Zoo has launched special measures to protect animals as Catalonia faces another extreme heatwave. With temperatures soaring above 40°C, the zoo is adapting hydration, food, and ventilation routines to safeguard animal welfare.

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Severe Storms and Hail Threaten Southeast Spain Amid Intense Heatwave

AEMET has activated weather warnings for storms, hail, and damaging winds in southeast Spain. Temperatures are set to reach 45°C in several provinces. Authorities warn of localised downbursts and high fire risk.

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Saharan Dust and Muddy Rains to Sweep Across Spain This Week

A new heatwave will bring Saharan dust and trigger muddy rains in Spain. Calima will affect much of the country, especially the Mediterranean, south, and center. Storms may intensify the impact in several regions.

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Eighth Drowning in Catalan Pools as Summer Toll Rises

A 78-year-old woman drowned in a Sant Vicenç de Montalt pool, raising Catalonia’s summer water-related death toll to 23. Emergency services responded but could not save her. Authorities urge increased caution in all bathing areas.

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Evacuated Residents Begin Return After Devastating Orés Wildfire

Over 1,000 people from six villages were forced out by a wildfire in Zaragoza. Authorities now allow phased returns as basic services are restored. The fire destroyed more than 14,000 hectares and left lasting damage.

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Valencia Flood Disaster: 231 Dead and Official Response Under Scrutiny

The catastrophic flood in Valencia on October 29, 2024, left 231 dead. Testimony from the driver of Salomé Pradas highlights confusion and delayed alerts. Authorities' crisis management is now under judicial review.

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Wildfire in Orés Stabilized After Five Days, Evacuations Remain

The wildfire in Cinco Villas, Zaragoza, has stopped spreading after burning 15,000 hectares. Authorities maintain evacuations in five towns. Over 450 personnel continue efforts to secure the area.

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Rare Total Solar Eclipse to Darken 56 Municipalities in Bizkaia

A total solar eclipse will be visible in 56 municipalities of Bizkaia on August 12. Only three towns will experience more than a minute of totality. The event will not occur again for another century.

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The Summer Plant Care Mistake That Could Kill Your Houseplants

Many people try to protect their houseplants from summer heat by closing blinds and overwatering before leaving on holiday. But these well-intentioned steps can do more harm than good, according to expert advice. Here’s what you need to know to keep your plants healthy while you’re away.

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Spain Cancels Final Training Before World Cup Clash in New York

Spain's last training before the World Cup final in New York was called off due to a thunderstorm. Injured Lamine Yamal missed a crucial fitness test. The team now faces Argentina without a final on-pitch check.

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Mountain Drama and Spanish Moves in Tour de Francia 2026 Stage 14

Stage 14 of the Tour de Francia 2026 brought fierce mountain battles and tactical shifts. Spanish riders made bold moves as weather and mechanical issues disrupted the favorites. Key points and standings changed.

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Why Starting Your Car With the AC On Could Be a Costly Summer Mistake

Many drivers start their cars with the air conditioning already switched on, especially during Spain’s intense summer heat. Mechanic Juan José Ebenezer warns this routine can put unnecessary strain on your vehicle and may even shorten its lifespan. Here’s what you should know before your next drive.

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Heavy Rain and Hail Disrupt Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area

Severe storms with hail swept through Buenos Aires suburbs, sparking weather alerts. Authorities warned of strong winds and flooding risk. The El Niño phenomenon is driving unusual July weather across Argentina.

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London Faces Longest Dry Spell in Eight Years as Rain Delays

London is on track for its longest rainless period since 2018. Forecasts show no rain until late next week. The city is experiencing high temperatures and increased wildfire risk.

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Setting Air Conditioning to 19°C Risks Damage and Higher Costs

Many in Spain set air conditioning units to 19°C hoping for faster cooling. This practice strains equipment, increases energy bills, and rarely achieves the desired effect. Experts now urge a shift to safer, more efficient temperature settings.

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Storms and Saharan Dust Bring Muddy Rains to Eastern Spain

Storms and strong winds continue across eastern Spain, now mixing with Saharan dust. Muddy rains and yellow alerts are expected in Valencia, Murcia and Andalusia. The calima is set to intensify and spread.

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Mechanic Warns: Ventilate Car Cabin Before Using Air Conditioning

A Spanish mechanic urges drivers to briefly lower car windows before activating air conditioning. This simple step can reduce cabin heat and improve safety. Experts link high interior temperatures to increased accident risk.

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Thick Smoke from La Mierla Wildfire Disrupts Life in Corredor del Henares

A dense cloud of smoke from the La Mierla wildfire has blanketed key towns in the Corredor del Henares. Residents face poor air quality and reduced visibility. Authorities urge people to stay indoors and keep windows closed.

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Wildfire in Orés Burns Over 15,400 Hectares and Forces Evacuations

A major wildfire in Orés, Zaragoza, has destroyed more than 15,400 hectares. Seven villages remain evacuated, with three more on alert. Authorities describe the situation as one of the most challenging in recent years.

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Wildfire in Las Cinco Villas Burns 15,400 Hectares and Threatens Towns

A major wildfire in Zaragoza province has destroyed over 15,000 hectares. Several towns remain at risk as emergency services intensify efforts. Authorities focus on protecting residents and updating containment strategies.

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Eight Spanish Regions Face Extreme Wildfire Risk Amid Ongoing Blazes

Eight autonomous communities in Spain are now at the highest wildfire risk. Fires in Zaragoza and Guadalajara have forced evacuations and destroyed thousands of hectares. Authorities stabilize the Árchez blaze in Málaga.

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Madrid Faces Yellow Alert as Temperatures Climb to 38°C This Weekend

Madrid will see a sharp rise in temperatures this weekend, with a yellow alert in place for Saturday. Maximums could reach 38°C in southern towns. Authorities urge caution as the heat intensifies.

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Cinco Villas Wildfire Remains Uncontrolled as Winds Complicate Response

The wildfire in Cinco Villas has burned for three days, driven by shifting winds and rough terrain. Fire crews have kept flames from reaching Luesia homes. Several nearby towns remain on alert, with no new evacuations.

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Powerful 7.3-Magnitude Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Alert off Mexico and Guatemala

A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck near the Chiapas coast, shaking buildings in Mexico and Guatemala. US authorities issued a tsunami alert for Pacific regions. No damage has been reported so far.

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Wildfire in Cinco Villas Becomes Spain's Largest Blaze of the Year

A wildfire in Zaragoza's Cinco Villas has burned nearly 12,000 hectares. Six towns have been evacuated and over 1,100 people affected. Authorities warn the fire remains uncontrolled and the risk of spread is high.

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