Galicia Records the Warmest Summer Since There Are Records: "We Cannot Deny the Effects of Climate Change"
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It has rained 22% less than usual with an average of 21.4 degrees
Galicia closed the summer of 2026 with 21.4 degrees average, the highest number since there are records, and 22% less rains. The entry Galicia records the warmest summer in 65 years: 21.4 degrees average, 2.3 above normal aparece primero en Moncloa.
Galicia has gone from one end to the other in just a few months. If winter left one of the wettest episodes of the last decades, the summer that is not ending has set the opposite record, since it is consecrated as the warmest of the entire historical series of MeteoGalicia, which starts in 1961. Between June and August, the average temperature was 21.4 degrees, 2.3 °C above the usual.
The climate report from Meteogalicia reports that it was a dry season, with an average accumulated precipitation of 22% less than usual. The article Galicia records the warmest summer since 1961, with an average temperature of 21.4 degrees was first published in GCiencia.
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El Progreso de LugoThere were temperature alerts almost half the days and it rained 22% less even despite the erasques at the end of August ...
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