Costa Del Sol Sunday Heat Warning

Costa Del Sol Sunday Heat Alert Spain’s official meteorological agency issued a yellow warning on Sunday for temperatures to be high.

Costa Del Sol Sunday Heat Warning

Continued weather warnings of extreme heat for the Costa Del Sol on Sunday (2nd August).  AEMET, the Spanish national weather agency, has issued a yellow warning for temperatures that could reach 38C.  The warning is in effect from 1pm to 9pm.  Yellow is the most mild of the three levels.

You can see the full forecast at www.global.fm/weather  Click here to learn how you can stay cool in the summer.

High temperatures may pose a potential risk Pet owners are reminded to provide shade, water and shelter for their pets.  Fires are also more likely to spread, which has been known in the past to destroy areas on the Costa Del Sol.

Fires that are caused by high temperatures will be dealt with by emergency services.

Malaga Airport Delays

Malaga Airport can be affected by adverse weather conditions.  Check which flights are affected with our live flight tracker here.

Weather Warnings Types

Yellow: Be prepared. The next few days could bring severe weather that will affect the people living in the area. Yellow indicates you should prepare for travel delays and disruptions to your normal activities.

Amber: Prepare yourself. Be prepared.

Red: Take action. Extreme weather conditions are expected. Red means that people in the affected areas need to take immediate action to protect themselves and others from the effects of the weather. There is a high probability of widespread damage, power outages and travel disruptions.

Published: 31.07.2026

Written by Dave James

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