Holidaymakers heading to the sunny coasts of Spain have been bombarded with warnings and advice over the last few days as temperatures soar and could be a danger to people’s health and the land.
The Copernicus Emergency Management Service has said wildfires are likely to be the most severe in the Andalucia and Extremadura regions as red alert weather warnings come into effect, the Irish Mirror reports.
Spanish weather agency AEMET issued a red warning in response to extreme conditions in the cities of Seville and Badajoz for today, July 13, as temperatures hit 44C in these areas.
