Extreme heatwave shifts from Sardinia to Iberian Peninsula
A record-breaking temperature of 47.8°C was recorded in Santa Lucia, Sardinia, marking a significant intensification of the current Mediterranean heatwave. Meteorological forecasts indicate the thermal anomaly is now migrating toward Spain, raising risks for agricultural output and public health. The duration and peak intensity of the heat in Spain remain subject to atmospheric variability.
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Iberian Heatwave: Extreme Temperatures Migrate from Sardinia to Spain
An extreme heatwave, previously impacting Sardinia with a confirmed record temperature of 47.8°C, is now migrating toward the Iberian Peninsula. Meteorological models corroborate that a Sahara heat dome is driving this thermal anomaly, with peak temperatures projected to reach 47°C in Southwestern Europe. The precise duration and geographic extent of the extreme heat in Spain remain subject to atmospheric variability.