Malaga city tops the desk for highest temperature in Spain throughout August – CSN

The warmth recorded in Malaga province this August was record-breaking but once more. This has been mirrored within the knowledge from the community of climate stations belonging to Spain’s state meteorological company (Aemet) which have simply been revealed for August.

It was particularly in Álora within the Guadalhorce valley, the place the very best temperature was recorded: particularly 44.3C on 1 August. It was additionally in Malaga that the very best minimal temperature of the month was famous. This time it was the flip of Torremolinos to interrupt a report – on Friday 2 August the minimal temperature was 30.7C. Whereas the times noticed the mercury transfer between loads of excessive values, the nights weren’t significantly better. In truth, there have been as much as 23 nights classed as ‘equatorial’. There are three classes for decent nights: tropical (thermometer doesn’t fall beneath 20C), equatorial (stays above 25C) and infernal (mercury doesn’t fall beneath 30C). The common report for the month throughout Malaga was 24.5C, beating the earlier report of 24.2 from final 12 months’s summer time.

In an inventory of the month’s excessive knowledge for all Spain, Aemet additionally highlighted that the bottom most temperature was in Atún (Huesca) on Wednesday 14th, with 8.4C. For its half, Cap de Vaquèira (Lleida) recorded the bottom absolute minimal temperature in the entire nation on Monday nineteenth with 2.8C.

As to different climate phenomena, Aemet additionally talked about that the utmost wind gust was on Wednesday 14th in Cabrera Nationwide Park, the place a gust of 137 km/h was recorded. As for the utmost month-to-month sunshine, that was recorded at Cordoba Airport (396.2 hours) and the minimal was at Llanes (Asturias) (134.8 hours). Probably the most notable day by day rainfall was 195mm in Mercadal (Menorca), that means that in sooner or later it rained practically all of the 230.2mm measured for the entire month.