Weather Spain - global warming is a fact

Spain mainland - The summer of 2024 was the sixth warmest summer on record and also the sixth warmest summer in the 21st century. In the hot summer of 2003, the average temperature exceeded 23 °C for the first time.

This has happened 5 more times since 2005. There were two heatwaves in the summer of 2024. The first heatwave lasted three days, between July 18 and July 20. The second heatwave lasted from July 23 to August 12 and lasted 21 hot days. This was the second longest heatwave in a row, only the 26-day heatwave between June and July 2015 was longer.

In the summer of 2022, the average temperature was 24 °C.


© Aemet

As the Aemet chart shows, the trend has been clear since official records began (1961). It is also getting warmer in Spain and global warming is a fact.

On a personal note: How to tackle the problem of #climatechange is a special topic. We believe that deindustrialization, the ban on combustion engines, etc. and the planned economy are not the solution. We think that we need to promote innovation instead of a planned economy. The solutions can be found in cooperation with inventors, entrepreneurs and universities, and not with imposed heat pumps etc.... We think that the Green Party's policy stifles innovation instead of promoting it.

If you also have an opinion on the subject of climate change, please write to us using our contact form. We look forward to every constructive contribution.

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