AEMET has activated the yellow alert for high temperatures in Torremolinos for this Monday, with highs of 35 degrees and lows of 24. The heat will persist throughout the week.
The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has declared a yellow alert for maximum temperatures for this Monday on the Costa del Sol and the Guadalhorce Valley, a warning that directly affects Torremolinos. The alert, in effect for the entire day, is due to the forecast that the mercury will reach 35 degrees in the coastal municipality.
A day of sun and gentle breezes
According to AEMET data, Monday will dawn with few clouds in Torremolinos, allowing the sun to heat strongly from early hours. The minimum temperatures will be around 24 degrees, meaning that even the nights will be warm. The winds, from the south, will be light, providing little relief from the heat.
The yellow alert indicates a low meteorological risk, but AEMET recommends caution, especially for the elderly, children, and those with chronic illnesses. Experts advise avoiding sun exposure during the hottest hours of the day, staying hydrated, and seeking cool places.
Tuesday and Wednesday: relentless heat
The trend will not change in the coming days. For Tuesday, AEMET predicts a similar situation, with highs again of 35 degrees and lows of 24. The sky will remain mostly clear and the light southerly winds will not cool the atmosphere.
On Wednesday, temperatures will drop slightly: the maximum will be 34 degrees and the minimum will remain at 24. No precipitation is expected, with a forecast of few clouds throughout the day. The gentle wind will continue to blow from the south.
For the residents of Torremolinos, this means a week of intense and constant heat. The beaches of the municipality will be a refuge, but it is advisable to take extra precautions: use sunscreen, drink water frequently, and avoid heavy meals.
Recommendations for the yellow alert
The yellow alert for high temperatures does not imply an emergency, but it does require attention. AEMET reminds us that such alerts are activated when maximum temperature thresholds established for each area are exceeded. On the Costa del Sol, that threshold is 35 degrees.
The Torremolinos City Council recommends that citizens limit outdoor physical activity during the hottest hours, stay in ventilated places, and pay attention to vulnerable individuals. They also emphasize the importance of not leaving anyone, including pets, inside parked vehicles.
With this forecast, Torremolinos is preparing for three days of intense heat, albeit without surprises. The temperatures will remain within the usual range for a June in the Costa del Sol.
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