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Spain Faces Possible Fifth Heatwave With Up To 43C Forecast This Week
Esme Fox – esme@thelocal.es
Published: 1 Sep, 2026 CET. Updated: Tue 1 Sep 2026 12:25 CET
After a somewhat cooler end to August in Spain, the scorching summer weather is returning in full force as September kicks off, with temperatures above 35C forecast for much of the country.
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