Spain hits September temperature of 45.7°C

Spain recorded its highest temperature in September in its history, reaching 45.7°C in the town of El Granado in the southwest of the country. This occurred amid an exceptional heatwave driven by climate change, which is worsened by human activity. This temperature is the same as the record set in Montoro in 2016 and followed a week in which temperatures exceeded 40°C across large areas of the south and west. Weather reports confirm that the average temperature on the Spanish mainland was the highest from January to August, indicating an acceleration in the country's warming trend.

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