The heat wave will hit its peak today; orange alert has been issued inside
The heat will continue today, especially in the interior of Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa, where an orange heat alert has been issued. On the other hand, the atmosphere will be warmer and there will be low cloud cover: the highs will not exceed 30 ° C.
The Department of Safety and Security has raised to orange the warning for maximum temperatures in the interior of Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa , with thermometers reaching 35 degrees and minimum temperatures between 18ºC and 20ºC , depending on the areas.
The heat has been particularly suffocating during the night in several corners of the Basque Country, where thousands of people have not been able to sleep due to the "tropical night" . has been minimal above20 degrees in places such asSan Sebastian (20/29 ° C) , Bilbao (21/30 ° C) or Pamplona (21/36 ° C) .
On the Ebro axis, more extreme maxima are expected to reach 36 ° C in Vitoria (16/35 ° C) , Laguardia (18/35 ° C) or Arrasate (18/35 ° C) .
According to Euskalmet, bero will be huge in the interior, the highs will be between 30 and 35 ° Cand above in some parts of the Ebro Valley, while on the coast the atmosphere will be warmer and there will be low clouds: the highs will not exceed 30 ° C .
It will be sunny in the morning and early afternoon, but in the evening, clouds of evolution may form , and stormy showers may fall, especially in the south, and the wind will blow from the north during the second half of the day.
The first summer warming has left extreme values in many places, and June is probably the hottest ever. The good news is that if the forecasts are met, today will be thelast day of extreme temperatures.
Tomorrow, daytime temperatures will drop overall , and the highs will fall below 30 ° C, except in the Ebro Valley. The lows will also fall slightly, but they will remain mild. The skies will be covered on the coast, with low clouds, and the evolution cloudwill predominate in the interior.
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