The hot weather in Spain intensifies, with the highest temperature in the south reaching 40 degrees Celsius.

According to the report by the Spanish National Meteorological Agency on September 17 local time, many parts of Spain have recently experienced unusually high temperatures. On the 17th, this round of high temperatures will peak, with temperatures reaching as high as 38 to 40 degrees Celsius in many southern areas, and around 35 degrees Celsius in several provinces in the central and northern regions. The Spanish National Meteorological Agency predicts that this round of unusually high temperatures is expected to continue until the weekend.