Gelombang Panas di Spanyol Tewaskan 1.028 Jiwa Sepanjang Juni, Warga Khawatir Memburuk pada Juli

The heat wave that hit Spain in July 2026 sparked public concern. Furthermore, in June 2026, 1,028 deaths were recorded due to heat-related weather, according to the Carlos III Health Institute's daily mortality monitoring system (MoMo). Earlier this week, Spain will face a particularly high heat wave. In a Wednesday report, the Spanish Meteorological Agency (Aemet) warned that a new heat wave is likely. Temperatures are expected to be very high both day and night. Temperatures are expected to rise again starting Saturday. On Sunday, they are expected to exceed 40 to 42 degrees Celsius in the Tagus, Guadiana, and Guadalquivir valleys. Previously, in June, a temperature anomaly of 3.2 degrees Celsius was recorded, or above the average for the period 1991-2020. El Pais newspaper stated, "This is a significant anomaly because, in most cases, the difference is measured in tenths of a degree, not whole degrees." Furthermore, last month's anomaly made it the second-warmest June in the agency's historical records, which date back to 1961. The warmest June was recorded in 2015, with a temperature of 23.6 degrees and an anomaly of 3.6 degrees. However, the death toll in June 2026 was the highest. Over the past 11 years, the average has been 330 deaths each June. Consequently, the continued hot weather in July 2026 has raised concerns among residents. Footage from Wednesday (July 1) shows several residents using water fountains for drinking and bathing. Some people are seen using umbrellas to protect themselves from the heat. Writer/Editor: Dicky Setyawan Producer: Dena Novita #TirtoRecap "