Latest Heatwave news
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Bioparc Fuengirola activates its heat protocol with personalised ice creams for tigers, gorillas, and pygmy hippos as part of its animal welfare programme.
Bioparc Fuengirola creates ice blocks with fruits and insects to cool gorillas, tigers, and hippos during the heatwave exceeding 40 degrees in Málaga.
The new heatwave leaves Fuente de Piedra at 41.1 degrees, the highest in the province, while several municipalities approach 40.
Álora and Manilva reach 42.5 and 41.5 degrees respectively, the highest temperatures in Spain this Monday.
Álora has seen five consecutive days over 41 ºC, a possible record. The terral threatens to push temperatures to 43 ºC inland and 41 ºC in Málaga.
Aemet issues yellow heat warnings in Ronda, Antequera, Sol and Guadalhorce, with maximums of up to 40 degrees in the interior of Málaga.
Álora reaches 41.7 degrees, the highest temperature in Spain this Saturday. Manilva, at 41.5 degrees, takes second place.
Antequera will be on orange alert from Sunday due to a heatwave with highs of up to 43 ºC on Thursday, July 23.
Pizarra hits 43 degrees this Saturday, with yellow warnings across the province. Aemet forecasts peak heat on Thursday with highs of up to 47 degrees.
Álora records 42.3 degrees, the second highest in Spain, in a heatwave lasting until Thursday. Five municipalities exceed 40 degrees.
Málaga will experience a Friday of 33 degrees and extreme UV radiation (level 11). No rain, sunny all day, and light winds.
The interactive map from Málaga City Council features 93 climate shelters, including parks and public buildings, to protect against extreme heat.