Jorge Rey predicts July heat surge in Spain, football matches at risk
Spain experienced its first summer heat wave with temperatures exceeding 40 °C, but the heat eased toward the end of June. Meteorologist Jorge Rey predicts a second surge in July, with northern regions potentially reaching 44 °C and the hottest period falling between July 11‑20.
While isolated thunderstorms are expected in mountainous areas, football pitches and fans must brace for intense heat during match days.
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