A heat wave thermometers to rise to 40 or 42 degrees in the south of Extremadura from this Wednesday.
A heat wave raised the thermometers from this Wednesday until next Monday to 40 or 42 degrees in Andalucia, southern Extremadura and Castilla La Mancha.
Temperatures will rise also to 36 and 38 degrees in the downtown area, the Ebro Valley and some areas of the peninsula and to 34 and 36 degrees in other areas of the plateau north of the peninsula. The northern, fallen earth chips, and Galicia fell outside of the heat wave, as indicated by the head of prediction of the State Agency of Meteorology (AEMET) Fermin Elizaga.
Thus Elizaga explained to Europa Press that from this Wednesday the Peninsula entered another period of high temperatures can be considered a "heat wave" and that lasted until the end of the week, reaching, gaia gold, 42 degrees in some parts of country.
AEMET has warned that this situation anticyclone affects most of the Peninsula will result in a gradual and widespread rise in temperatures that reached their maximum values during the weekend.
Thus, the temperature will rise to 40 or 42 degrees in Andalucia, southern Extremadura and Castilla La Mancha, to 36 and 38 degrees, tera gold, in the downtown area, the Ebro Valley and some areas of the peninsula and to 34 and 36 degrees in other areas of the plateau north of the peninsula. The northern and Galicia fell outside of the heat wave.
In addition, high temperatures accompanied by a high minimum temperatures in the south may reach 24 or 25 degrees, especially on Friday and Saturday, and that caused sensations of heat throughout the day.
The weather will remain dry except in the extreme northwest and in some parts of northern Spain-Galicia and parts of Biscay, where throughout the week may produce some rain.
Until Wednesday, the thermometers will suffer a drop in temperatures in all areas of Spain, except in the southeast peninsula, near Murcia and some points where for Monday and Tuesday even orange alert will be maintained by high temperatures.