A sudden overnight downpour has given firefighters a impressive edge against the wildfire in Santa María de la Alameda. Strong winds and steep terrain had stalled progress. Residents faced evacuations and road closures as emergency teams raced to contain the blaze.
A powerful rain front will move through one hundred UK areas on Thursday, with the Met Office forecasting up to 16mm of rain in some places. This comes just days before temperatures are expected to return to 27C.
Mallorca is under an orange alert as severe storms approach. Emergency services warn of torrential rain and hail, with strong winds also expected. Residents are urged to avoid unnecessary travel and follow safety advice as temperatures drop sharply.
Guingamp faces a day of persistent clouds and brisk winds. Temperatures remain stable, with humidity and shifting winds shaping the forecast. Skies clear in the evening, but temperatures drop noticeably.
Heavy clouds and rain will move over Madrid overnight, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures. Skies should clear by afternoon, but storms may linger. The change interrupts the city’s recent stretch of summer heat.
Barcelona sidesteps the worst of the region's heatwave as storms move in. Temperatures drop sharply from Wednesday, bringing unsettled weather and a break from the recent swelter.
Xàtiva reached 41.9°C on Tuesday, the highest temperature in Spain that day. Several towns in Valencia province broke September records, leading authorities to issue an orange alert for dangerous heat.
Powerful storms have swept across eastern and southeastern Spain, ending the heatwave with heavy rain and hail as strong winds move through. Temperatures are set to fall sharply before rising again later in the week.
Manacor is facing an orange alert for storms and heavy rain. Authorities warn of coastal hazards and a sharp drop in temperatures. Unstable weather is expected to continue through the weekend.
Ibiza and Formentera are under orange alert for torrential rain and storms. The warnings coincide with the first day of school, with authorities expecting wind gusts of over 90 km/h and possible hail.
Catalonia suspends classes and public activities in five regions as torrential rain triggers a red alert. Authorities urge residents to stay home and brace for major disruption.
Catalonia faces a day of dangerous weather, with Meteocat warning of torrential rain and strong winds, while hazardous waves are also expected. Several areas face a high risk of flooding and storm damage, and authorities are urging people to take precautions.
A cold front from the Atlantic is set to break Spain’s September heat. Rain will hit the north and Mediterranean, while temperatures plunge across many regions. Southern cities still face highs above 35°C.
Germany faces a dramatic weather reversal this week. After temperatures reached 33°C, a rapid drop is bringing storms and heavy rain, with cooler conditions spreading. The shift ends the summer heat and signals unsettled days ahead.
Jakarta’s basic airport closed after Anak Krakatoa erupted, sending ash into the airspace. More than 22,000 passengers and 300 flights were affected, with airlines cancelling routes to major Asian and European cities.
Organizers cut nearly 80 kilometers from La Vuelta’s fifteenth stage because of extreme heat. The revised route in Córdoba promises a relentless battle, with Enric Mas entering the day with a strengthened lead.
Barcelona has set a new September heat record with 35.5°C. The city faces an intense heatwave, with authorities on high alert for wildfires and health risks. Several Catalan regions have also surpassed 40°C.
Spain faces a new round of weather alerts as AEMET issues orange and yellow warnings for extreme heat. Andalusia and Catalonia are preparing for unusually high temperatures, while authorities monitor coastal and wind-related risks.
Zamora’s forecast shifted from expected rain to no precipitation for the weekend as meteorological models were updated. The change left residents facing dry skies and highlighted the uncertainty of local weather predictions.
Seville has reached forty-five degrees in early September, the highest temperature recorded nationwide that week. Residents and experts are watching the situation closely as the heatwave continues.
Valencia’s weather network saw record online traffic after catastrophic storms left 231 dead. Volunteers and farmers now rely on real-time data as climate extremes reshape daily life, while authorities turn to local stations for urgent decisions.
Spain faces a surge of extreme heat, with forty-one provinces on alert. Temperatures could reach forty-two degrees in basic regions. Authorities warn of fire risk and dangerously warm nights.
Spain faces another day of extreme heat, but a shift is coming. Cooler Atlantic air will trigger storms, with the most intense weather expected Saturday. Basic regions could see hail, strong winds, and sudden temperature drops.
Jorge Rey warns of a sharp weather shift as September begins. His cabañuelas method points to rain and storms, with unstable conditions. Official forecasts remain cautious, but many are watching for signs of early autumn.
Spain braces for a dramatic weather reversal. After days above 40°C, forecasts point to rain and wind, with cooler air expected, especially in the north. Meteorologist Jorge Rey signals a turning point for the season.
A fresh series of earthquakes has shaken Granada, adding to the damage caused by August’s major tremors. More than 41,000 compensation claims have been filed, and repairs to homes and public buildings are ongoing.
Granada and its suburbs experienced five perceptible earthquakes in just five hours. The strongest, magnitude 2.3, struck La Zubia. Authorities reported more than 40 tremors in total, raising concerns about ongoing seismic activity.
As summer fades, September offers good conditions for planting flowers that can withstand winter’s chill. Pansies, cyclamens, and primroses can take root now and bloom as the cold arrives, bringing color to gardens and balconies through the darker months.
Carlos Mazón rejects claims that the delayed Es-Alert warning caused deaths during the October 2024 floods. His legal team argues that he had no direct responsibility. The case has reignited political tensions in Valencia.
Rafa Jódar’s Madrid debut was reshuffled after Thanasi Kokkinakis withdrew with an injury. Chinese player Yunchaokete Bu enters as a 'lucky loser'. Persistent rain continues to disrupt the tournament schedule.
Valencia’s mayor says the Devesa de El Saler fire was caused by arson. She defends the city’s response and outlines new measures to protect the area. Debate continues over water infrastructure and fire prevention.
AEMET has activated a yellow alert for storms in northern Castellón. Intense rain and hail are expected, with impressive lightning activity this afternoon. The warning runs from 14:00 to 22:00 and may affect travel and outdoor plans.
Aemet has activated a yellow alert for rain and hail in Castellón. The warning covers the northern interior, especially Els Ports, where up to 20 mm could fall in one hour. Temperatures will vary across the region.
Spain and five European countries have approved the official list of 21 names for major storms and danas in 2026-2027. The naming system aims to improve public alerts and cross-border coordination.
Stage 8 of the Vuelta a España 2026 features a decisive third-category climb near Valencia. The Barx ascent could disrupt plans for a mass sprint and open the door for breakaways.
