On Sunday, September 13, the Spanish regions of Andalusia and Galicia were placed under yellow weather alerts. The warnings, which indicate potential danger for specific activities, were issued due to a combination of adverse conditions including rough seas, high temperatures, and wind gusts reaching speeds of up to 80 km/h.
These two regions are currently the only areas in Spain subject to meteorological warnings. The alerts highlight a period of atmospheric instability affecting both the northern and southern coasts of the country.
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