AEMET has activated the orange alert for high temperatures in the Seville countryside. This Tuesday, thermometers will reach 40 degrees, with clear skies.
The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has activated the orange alert for maximum temperatures this Tuesday in the Seville countryside, which includes the capital, Seville. An intense heat day is expected, with completely clear skies and no precipitation.
According to AEMET, temperatures will range between a maximum of 40 degrees and a minimum of 22 degrees, with a maximum feels-like temperature of 39 degrees. No significant changes are expected compared to Monday, so the heat will remain stable.
For Wednesday, the outlook will be similar: cloudless skies and maximum temperatures of 38 degrees, while the minimums will remain at 22 degrees. Winds will be light from the south.
Looking ahead to Thursday, AEMET rules out rain and forecasts a sunny day, with thermometers ranging between 21 and 40 degrees. The weekend will continue with clear skies, with maximums that could reach 41 degrees on Saturday and 40 on Sunday, and minimums of 25 and 23 degrees respectively.
The orange alert implies a significant risk for the population, especially for the elderly, children, and those with chronic illnesses. Authorities recommend avoiding sun exposure during the hottest hours of the day, staying hydrated, and paying attention to the symptoms of heat stroke.
In the province of Seville, the countryside is one of the areas most affected by high summer temperatures, with records often exceeding 40 degrees several times during the summer. AEMET reminds that this information is provisional and subject to updates.
For the coming days, no significant gusts of wind are expected, except on Sunday, when they may occur. The population should take extra precautions and follow the instructions of emergency services.
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