The State Meteorological Agency has activated a yellow alert for high temperatures this Tuesday in the metropolitan area and the Henares Corridor. The mercury will reach 37 degrees in the capital, and on Wednesday it will rise to 38.
AEMET has implemented the heat protocol for this Tuesday in the metropolitan area of Madrid and the Henares Corridor. The yellow alert, the lowest on the scale, warns of maximum temperatures nearing 37 degrees in the capital, with clear skies from early on and high clouds by the end of the day.
Wednesday, the hottest day of the week
For Wednesday, the forecast indicates a clear and even warmer day. Thermometers will reach a maximum of 38 degrees, with a perceived temperature that could hit 39. The minimums will be around 23 degrees, making the nights tropical as well.
Winds will be light from the southwest, with no significant gusts expected. Residents of the capital should take extra precautions, especially during the hottest hours of the day.
Thursday and the weekend: slight relief
Thursday will continue with stable weather, featuring cloudless skies and maximum temperatures of 37 degrees, similar to Tuesday. Minimums will remain at 24 degrees. The wind will continue to be light from the southwest.
The weekend will bring some relief: on Saturday, maximums will drop to 30 degrees and will remain at similar levels on Sunday. Minimums will hover around 18 degrees, allowing for more pleasant nights. The sky will be mostly clear, and the wind will be weak.
Recommendations for residents of the Community of Madrid
In light of the yellow alert, AEMET recommends staying hydrated, avoiding sun exposure during peak radiation hours (between 12:00 and 17:00), and paying special attention to the elderly, children, and pets. In municipalities like Las Rozas and Brunete, maximums of 37 degrees are also expected, with clear skies in the morning and clouds in the afternoon.
For those who need to go outside, it is best to carry cool water, wear a cap, and dress in light-coloured, loose clothing. Those who can should seek refuge in air-conditioned spaces or the city's green areas, always using sunscreen.
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