The Spanish State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has issued weather alerts across most of Spain for Tuesday, July 28, as the country prepares for its fourth heat wave of the summer. Thirteen autonomous communities are currently under advisory for high temperatures, with six regions placed under orange-level warnings due to the risk of conditions reaching 40°C. Additionally, the province of Cádiz is under separate alerts for wind and coastal phenomena.
This current period of high heat serves as a precursor to a more intense weather event expected to begin on Wednesday. AEMET reports that this upcoming fourth heat wave is projected to persist for several days. While these conditions affect the majority of the country, the meteorological situation remains localized to Spain, distinct from separate weather patterns currently impacting other regions such as Mexico.
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