A major wildfire in Madrid has forced more than 20,000 people to remain confined to their homes. Ten towns have been evacuated, while four remain under strict stay-at-home orders. Authorities warn that the situation is still unstable.
Wildfires in Madrid and Ávila have forced 73,000 people to evacuate and burned 20,000 hectares. Public figures and celebrities are voicing support for affected residents and emergency teams as new hotspots emerge and the situation remains critical.
When the mercury climbs past 40°C, construction work in Murcia becomes a test of endurance and safety. Veteran builder Paco Nicolás describes the daily risks, while new regulations and local initiatives are pushing companies to rethink how they protect workers from heat stress.
Madrid’s southwest faces a tense Saturday as a major wildfire remains uncontained. Emergency teams are focused on protecting San Martín de Valdeiglesias as shifting winds and dry conditions threaten to worsen the situation.
A major wildfire in southwest Madrid remains active despite overnight efforts. Emergency teams are focused on protecting towns as wind conditions threaten containment. Authorities warn that the situation could shift rapidly.
Spain’s record-breaking June heat has upended old habits for keeping homes cool. AEMET urges residents to rethink when and how they ventilate, as tropical nights mean opening windows too early can make things worse. Here’s what works: and when.
Hundreds in Cebreros and El Tiemblo spent the night in shelters as a major wildfire continued to threaten homes. Emergency crews battled shifting flames while residents awaited updates. Authorities urged caution as evacuation and confinement orders changed rapidly.
Zaragoza will see a sharp fall in maximum temperatures this Saturday, with brief rain and isolated storms forecast for the afternoon. AEMET expects changing skies and cooler conditions across the region.
A cluster of fast-moving wildfires has scorched more than 72,000 hectares in Spain in just two weeks. The scale and speed of the blazes make this July one of the most severe periods since 1983. Emergency resources are stretched as authorities battle multiple fronts.
Granada will not be affected by the yellow coastal weather alert this weekend. The city faces a marked drop in temperatures and clear skies, while nearby municipalities also expect stable, sunny conditions.
Three separate blazes have merged into a massive wildfire in southwest Madrid. Extreme heat and low humidity, combined with strong winds, have made containment impossible. More than 45,000 people are affected, and entire towns have been evacuated.
Spain’s record heatwave is ending, but AEMET warns of a new threat. A cold air mass will bring severe storms, with hail and strong winds, especially in the north and northeast, while temperatures drop sharply in many regions.
The India Meteorological Department has warned of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttarakhand and other regions. Major cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, are forecast to see rain and thunderstorms, with humidity remaining high.
Spain faces a critical day as temperatures soar to 44°C in the southeast. Authorities have issued red alerts for Murcia and Valencia. Severe storms with hail and strong winds threaten the region.
A fast-moving wildfire has triggered the evacuation of Chapinería and nearby towns in Madrid. Residents fled with little warning as smoke and ash filled the area. Authorities declared a national emergency and mobilized European firefighting support.
Spain’s government has declared a national emergency in Madrid and Ávila due to severe wildfires. The move shifts operational control to the Interior Ministry and the UME. Political tensions over disaster management have resurfaced.
Three major wildfires continue to burn out of control in Madrid, and more than 10,000 residents have been evacuated from several towns. Authorities warn that strong winds could worsen the situation.
Spain's government has assumed control of the wildfire response in Madrid and Ávila. More than 10,000 people have been evacuated, as extreme weather and multiple fires overwhelm local resources.
Three simultaneous wildfires forced the evacuation of more than 10,000 people in Madrid. Authorities cleared Aldea del Fresno and parts of Villa del Prado. The regional government requested national intervention as the fires spread rapidly.
Southern France is facing a prolonged heatwave, with temperatures soaring above 40°C in some areas. Wildfires have forced mass evacuations, and authorities warn of a new nationwide heatwave next week.
A cold front from the northwest will bring a marked drop in temperatures and rain to northern Spain. After days of extreme heat, many regions will see temporary relief. The change will be brief, with warmer weather expected to return soon.
Over 750 minor earthquakes were recorded beneath Tenerife in a single night. IGN confirms there is no immediate eruption risk, but the seismic swarm is the tenth since February. Most tremors went unnoticed by residents.
A new wildfire has erupted in El Bierzo, León, just a year after devastating blazes. Residents voice frustration over limited resources and slow aerial support as evacuations continue in affected villages.
A new heatwave is moving from southern Europe to Germany, with authorities warning that temperatures could reach 38°C. Extreme heat has already brought record-breaking nights and disruptions across the Mediterranean.
Berlin and Brandenburg start the day under heavy clouds and scattered showers. Conditions improve by afternoon, with drier, brighter weather expected. Tomorrow brings more sunshine and temperatures of up to 25°C.
A Bedfordshire farmer is urging a full ban on sky lanterns after finding one near his property. The National Farmers Union supports the call, citing fire risks to crops and animals. Fire services warn of extreme wildfire danger.
Languedoc faces persistent heat, with highs of up to 36°C expected through Saturday. Storms are forecast to bring a brief cooldown, but temperatures will climb again next week. Authorities have issued new weather alerts for the region.
Temperatures in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah will reach 42°C on July 23, while Dubai is forecast to reach 40°C. The National Centre of Meteorology expects fair weather and slight seas across the UAE.
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.
Ruth Merino, former spokesperson for the Generalitat Valenciana, told a judge she only realized the scale of the deadly dana after watching TV reports. The court is investigating the regional government’s response to the disaster.
Spain remains under a persistent heatwave, with temperatures above 40°C in many regions. AEMET warns that severe storms could bring strong winds and hail. Nights bring little relief, especially in the south and Mediterranean.
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, while conditions will vary sharply across the country.
A rare heat burst struck Elda and Petrer, damaging property and prompting around ten fire brigade interventions. Hail and storms also hit Banyeres de Mariola and Ibi, reflecting continued weather instability in Alicante.
Spain's third heatwave this summer is bringing extreme temperatures and Saharan dust, with highs of up to 44°C possible in some regions. Temperatures are expected to fall from Friday, with a rare cool spell forecast for Saturday.
As Spain faces a severe heatwave, experts say leaving air conditioning running in an empty home can lead to unnecessary costs. Stable temperatures and smart use can help households save energy.
