Spain experienced this year the hottest June, July and August months on record. The information was reported by the Spanish meteorological agency (Aemet), which classified this situation as unprecedented in the history of measurements.
The phenomenon was characterized by a "totally exceptional persistence of high temperatures" throughout the three summer months. This continuity of heat distinguished this season from previous years with only occasional heat waves.
Aemet, responsible for meteorological monitoring in Spain, confirmed that there is no memory of such a prolonged summer period with such high temperatures. The communication was issued today, synthesizing the data collected throughout the entire season.
This record is part of a broader warming trend that has affected the Iberian Peninsula in recent years, with increasingly extreme climate events being documented by Spanish meteorological authorities.
