Spain 'extraordinary danger' warning - four hour rule to follow

TravelSpainMillions of Brits are expected to visit Spain this summer13:10, 15 Jul 2026Holidaymakers heading to Spain, along with those currently enjoying their break there, have been issued an 'extraordinary danger' warning by officials. In an alert issued on Wednesday, July 15, the Spanish Meteorological Office (AEMET) said there will today be "very high temperatures in the eastern mainland and the Balearic Islands" - with the mercury rising to 40C or even more in some cases.‌The update, shared on X and originally posted in Spanish, continues: "In the Ribera del Ebro of Zaragoza and coastal areas of the province of Valencia, extraordinary danger: more than 42C.‌"Possible thunderstorms with hail and very strong gusts in the east." AEMET's Rubén del Campo told the newspaper El Pais: “Given