Heat waves

Extreme temperatures will keep much of the territory under warning; temperatures will drop slightly tomorrow, but only in some northern areas.

According to data from the Daily Mortality Monitoring System (MoMo) of the Carlos III Health Institute, 153 people have been able to die in the last four days from heat, and in June there were almost 1,000 deaths attributable to high temperatures.

For today there are yellow warnings for extreme high temperatures in the Rioja Alavesa, the centre of Navarre and the Ribera. Tomorrow the alert level will be reached in almost the entire territory. On Tuesday thermometers will drop, except in the centre of Navarre and the Ribera, where they will remain on alert. 

Highs of up to 38 degrees Celsius are expected in Álava and in the interior of Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa, and up to 41 degrees Celsius in the centre and Ribera of the Foral Community. On the coast, the Pyrenees and the cantabrian side of Navarre the yellow warning has been activated and the thermometer will rise to 33-36 degrees. 

In many European countries, extreme temperatures of up to 40 degrees are still present, as warming has left extreme historical temperatures in Germany, Denmark and the Czech Republic, while authorities are using water cannons to refresh the population.

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Although seawater is usually around 18 degrees in June, today, June 24, the measurement at the Aquarium of San Sebastian has shown that water in the Cantabrian is at 25.2 degrees, warmer than ever.

The continent has been suffering from unusual high temperatures for days, most of which are countries that are not specially equipped to withstand heat, and whose citizens are spending these days as they can, and the worst of all is yet to come.

The temperature is very high and the forest fire alert has been activated on Mount Oiz in Muxika (Bizkaia) and a helicopter is flying over the area to determine the extent of the fire, although exact data is not yet available.

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The heat will not rest, at least, until tomorrow evening. Throughout the ACV there will be a red alarm on the inside and orange on the coast. In Navarre, too, they will be on orange notice all day tomorrow.

Temperatures are very high in many areas, with new active alerts and highs of around 40 ° C. The situation will begin to change from the second half of the week.

The Education Counsellor, Begoña Pedrosa, has announced the launch of a plan to adapt schools to extreme heat waves. This project is expected to be launched this summer asa pilot test in four schools in the Basque Autonomous Community in response to protests from families, who have recorded temperatures of 35 degrees in several classrooms in Bilbao and some students have suffered heat blows.

This Monday and Tuesday they arrive with cooler temperatures, on the verge of a thermometer rise from Wednesday: they will exceed 30 degrees inland.

The yellow warning is in effect today and tomorrow from 13:00 to 20:00, due to extreme high temperatures, in the ACV. In Navarre the yellow warning has also been activated at that time, but only in the Ribera .

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This past week at least four people have had to be treated in this centre in Bilbao for heat stroke, which is why families of students have taken to the streets to demand urgent measures to deal with the heat in the classrooms.

He's the fourth student in a week to be treated for heat at that school.