The State Meteorological Agency forecasts a sunny day with no precipitation in Seville, with temperatures ranging from 21 to 39 degrees.
The thermometer will soar again this Tuesday in the capital of Seville. According to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), the day of July 21 will leave a practically clear sky and a maximum temperature of 39 degrees Celsius, while the minimum will drop to 21 degrees.
The probability of rain is 0% throughout the day, with an estimated cloud cover of 13%. Thus, Sevillians who have to go out will face intense heat, especially during the central hours.
A torrid July in the city
July is traditionally the hottest month in Seville. The Andalusian capital records an average annual temperature of 19.2 degrees, the highest in continental Europe according to the Köppen climate classification. Maximum temperatures often exceed 40 degrees during this month.
Aemet reminds us that the absolute record at the Seville Airport station stands at 46.6 degrees, reached on July 23, 1995, a mark that was nearly surpassed during the heatwave of 2022.
Recommendations for residents
Given these temperatures, health authorities recommend avoiding sun exposure between 12:00 and 17:00, drinking plenty of water, and not engaging in intense physical exertion. At-risk groups such as the elderly and children require special attention.
The good news is that, according to forecasts, no tropical nights (above 25 degrees) are expected in the coming days, allowing for some relief during the early morning.
An extreme but predictable climate
Seville is characterized by a continental Mediterranean climate, with dry and hot summers and mild, often rainy winters. Precipitation is concentrated between October and April, with December being the rainiest month.
Snow is an extremely rare phenomenon in the city. The last time a light layer fell was on January 10, 2010, according to historical data.
The portal Weather Spark states that the best time to visit Seville and enjoy the outdoors is from late March to late June, as well as from mid-September to late October.
For those who need to move around the city this Tuesday, the best advice is to carry a bottle of water, protect themselves with a hat and sunscreen, and seek shaded areas. The heat is intense, but the forecast is clear: sun and more sun.
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