Overview
- The Spanish State Meteorological Agency declared the second official heatwave of 2025, placing 12 out of 17 autonomous communities under warning
- Extremadura’s regional government confirmed an 85-year-old man died in Badajoz after temperatures peaked at about 42 °C in Badajoz and Córdoba
- Deià on Mallorca has scheduled water shut-offs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, relying on tankers for roughly 37 percent of its 3.3 million-liter weekly supply
- The Balearic government is preparing to declare parts of Pla de Mallorca an emergency area to finance additional tanker deliveries to drought-hit municipalities
- The heatwave is forecast to last about one more week, sustaining strain on public health and water infrastructure across southern and western Spain