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High temperatures are affecting major regions of Spain, including Andalusia and Córdoba, leading to a heatwave that threatens agricultural and urban centers.

22 reports, 7 independent Updated Oct 6
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High temperatures are affecting major regions of Spain, including Andalusia and Córdoba, leading to a heatwave that threatens agricultural and urban centers.

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SpainAndalusiaCórdoba

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  1. Extreme heat is currently affecting Andalusia, a region of Spain, with specific impacts noted in the municipality of Montoro.Sub-event
  2. High temperatures are affecting major regions of Spain, including Andalusia and Córdoba, leading to a heatwave that threatens agricultural and urban centers.Sub-event
  3. Fires impacted the city of Córdoba, which is located in the region of Andalusia.Sub-event
  4. Temperatures in Córdoba, Spain are expected to exceed 40C during the ongoing heatwave.Sub-event
  5. A heatwave warning affects multiple population centers, specifically impacting the upper Guadalhorce basin.Sub-event
  6. The village of Bédar in Andalusia faces extreme heat and fire risks.Sub-event
  7. Wildfires impacted the autonomous community of Andalusia.Sub-event
  8. A wildfire broke out in the Andalusia region of Spain on July 1, 2026.Sub-event
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  1. Heatwave causes high temperatures in Alicante, Spain.Sub-event
  2. A wide range of Spanish regions are currently affected by high temperatures and heat forecasts.1 source
  3. Heatwave hits major regions of Spain, including Andalusia and Córdoba.1 source

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