The Summer that Ends Has Been the Warmest in the Century and a Half, the Most Hot and the Longest: It Has Lasted Four Months
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Aemet points to the summer that now ends as “extremely warm” with an average temperature of 26 degrees in the Valencian Community, 2.7 degrees above average
The summer lasted for four months and left strong contrasts: from the 3.2 °C minimum temperature in Lugo to the rains in Santiago, which came to collect 51.8 liters per square metre in a single day of July
In the presentation of the summer climate balance, Aemet says that Spain has fully entered "a new dimension of summers": longer, drier and extremely hot.
The AEMET confirms the warmest summer in Spain since 1869: 24.5 °C on average, 2.4 degrees above normal and 61 days of heat wave. The AEMET entry confirms the warmest summer in Spain since 1869: the climate that the models predicted for 2050 appears first in Merca2.
The warmest summer in Spain in a century and a half: AEMET confirms four months of heat and two out of every three days under heat wave. The AEMET entry confirms the warmest summer in Spain in a century and a half: two out of every three days under heat wave was first published in What!.
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There has never been such a warm summer in Spain since at least 1869, i.e. in a century and a half. It is the great summary of the last season for the State Meteorology Agency (Aemet) that, for the first time in its history, it has offered its quarterly national balance sheet outside Madrid; specifically in València. The meteorological estio -comprising the months of June, July and August- has been “extremely warm” with an average temperature 2.…
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