Study: The episode of extreme heat that we suffered last week, in the middle of spring, "would have been almost impossible" without man-made climate change. The study, published this Friday, not only focuses on Spain, since that heat episode that frames between April 26 and 28 also affected Portugal, much of Morocco and northwestern Algeria. According to their estimate, the average temperatures observed during those three days have a return period of approximately 400 years (at least 60 years) In the current climate, there is about a 0.25% chance that they will occur in a given year.
As some parts of Spain experienced stormy weather over the weekend, the next threat, according to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), is the arrival of an episode of extreme heat from today, Monday, with temperatures of at least five degrees above the normal average expected on the Peninsula in most of the territory. According to
DRAMATIC temperature changes are coming this weekend to the Valencian Community with State Meteorological Agency(Aemet) predicting some inland areas could
STORM Juliette has left significant amounts and rain and snow in the Balaeric Islands with power cuts and closed roads causing problems in Mallorca, which