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Spain Under High Fire Risk as Mexico City Confronts Escalating Storm Alerts

Record heat across Spain sustains wildfire danger; Mexico City grapples with ongoing rain warnings and coastal wave advisories.

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Overview

  • Galicia’s fires in Caldas and Pontevedra were fully extinguished on August 9, but persistent high temperatures and gusty winds keep the region at elevated risk of new outbreaks.
  • AEMET maintains heat alerts across all Spanish communities except Asturias, forecasting peak temperatures up to 42 °C and afternoon storms in parts of Andalusia due to a developing trough.
  • Mexico City’s SGIRPC has kept yellow, orange, purple and red alerts in effect as torrential rains and hail produce flooding, fallen trees and disruptions on Metro Line 2 and Cablebús services.
  • The SMN warns of 1.5 to 2.5-meter wave heights along seven western Mexican states, advising coastal communities to avoid marine activities and secure vulnerable infrastructure.
  • Heavy monsoon rains driven by low-pressure channels are expected to continue across northwestern Mexico and the Yucatán Peninsula, with the potential for electrical storms and localized flooding.