The risk of wildfires increases this week in these areas of Spain: it will be extreme in some regions due to the heat and lack of rain.

Spain faces an increased risk of wildfires this week due to persistent high temperatures and a lack of rainfall. Despite the approaching astronomical autumn, the country continues to experience heat following its warmest summer in 157 years, creating conditions that elevate fire danger to extreme levels in specific regions.

Simultaneously, global meteorological patterns are shifting as experts warn that a record-breaking El Niño phenomenon is developing. This climate event is expected to trigger severe droughts across Asia and produce extreme weather patterns worldwide, raising concerns regarding international food security and global commodity pricing.