Overview
- Emergency services reported 20 deliberate ignitions overnight, with eight controlled by morning as six remained active across Cantabria.
- Authorities maintained maximum alert status and concentrated resources on Puente Viesgo, Peñas de Bejes, and Proaño due to risks to roads and nearby towns.
- By afternoon, most fronts were extinguished or controlled, leaving only the Peñas de Bejes fire active and weakening, according to the regional government.
- AEMET flagged very high danger driven by southerly gusts near 110 km/h, very dry air, and unseasonably warm temperatures, with storm Claudia offering no relief.
- No injuries or property losses were reported, though environmental damage included burned centenary chestnut trees in El Habario.