List of extreme temperatures in Spain

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Here is a list of the hottest and coldest temperature recorded in spain and is getting hotter.

On July 30, 1876 and August 4, 1881, temperatures of 123.8 °F (51 °C) and 122 °F (50 °C)[1] were both reported for Seville: these readings are unreliable, since they were measured under a standard exposure and in poor technical conditions.[2] A temperature of 119.8 °F (48.8 °C) was also recorded at Cazalla de la Sierra on August 30, 1926, but is generally not considered valid by international standards,[3] along with other unofficial readings measured in various locations, likely taken with not proper instruments.[4] On July 17, 1978, an unconfirmed temperature of 117.5 °F (47.5 °C) was recorded at Barranco de Masca, Tenerife.[5]

Temperature Location Date Recorded
116.9 °F / 47.2 °C[2] Murcia July 4, 1994*
116.7 °F / 47.1 °C[6] Mengíbar August 11, 2012
116.6 °F / 47 °C[3] Badajoz June 27, 1864 and August 1964
116.6 °F / 47 °C[3] Seville August 6, 1946
116.6 °F / 47 °C[7] Sabinar-Lomo Negro, El Hierro August 24, 1996
116.4 °F / 46.9 °C[8] El Carpio August 10, 2012
115.8 °F / 46.6 °C[2][3][6] Córdoba July 23, 1995
115.8 °F / 46.6 °C[8] Jimena de la Frontera August 11, 2012
115.7 °F / 46.5 °C[5] Agaete July 30, 2007
115.7 °F / 46.5 °C[8] Sanlúcar la Mayor August 11, 2012
115.3 °F / 46.3 °C[8] El Carpio August 11, 2012
115.1 °F / 46.2 °C[6] Córdoba August 1, 2003
114.9 °F / 46.1 °C Murcia July 4, 1994
114.9 °F / 46.1 °C[6][9] Montoro August 10, 2012
114.8 °F / 46 °C[2] Jaén July 8, 1939
114.8 °F / 46 °C[7] Llanos de Aridane, La Palma August 20, 1953
114.8 °F / 46 °C[8] Écija August 10, 2012
114.8 °F / 46 °C[10] Mengíbar August 10, 2012
114.6 °F / 45.9 °C[6] Seville August 11, 2012
114.4 °F / 45.8 °C[6] La Rambla August 10, 2012
114.4 °F / 45.8 °C[9] Ciudad Jardín, Córdoba August 11, 2012
114 °F / 45.6 °C[6] Córdoba July 20, 1967
114 °F / 45.6 °C[6] Córdoba July 22 and 24, 1995
113.9 °F / 45.5 °C Albacete August 31, 1903
113.9 °F / 45.5 °C[7] La Oliva July 4, 1994
113.9 °F / 45.5 °C[10] El Carpio August 9, 2012
113.7 °F / 45.4 °C Seville July 23, 1995
113.7 °F / 45.4 °C[6][10] Córdoba July 17, 1978 and August 11, 2012
113.5 °F / 45.3 °C[10] Úbeda August 9, 2012
113.5 °F / 45.3 °C Arahal August 11, 2012
113.5 °F / 45.3 °C Jaén August 9, 2012
113.3 °F / 45.2 °C Colmenar August 11, 2012
113.3 °F / 45.2 °C[6][10] Córdoba August 10, 2012
113.1 °F / 45.1 °C[6][10] Montoro August 11, 2012
113 °F / 45 °C[6] Córdoba June 26, 1965 and July 21, 1995
113 °F / 45 °C Badajoz August 1, 2003
113 °F / 45 °C[10] Adamuz August 9, 2012
113 °F / 45 °C[6] Santa Elena August 10, 2012
112.8 °F / 44.9 °C[10] Torreblascopedro August 9, 2012
112.8 °F / 44.9 °C[6] Almadén August 10, 2012
112.8 °F / 44.9 °C[6] Alhama de Murcia August 10, 2012
112.8 °F / 44.9 °C[6] Morón de la Frontera August 11, 2012
112.6 °F / 44.8 °C Badajoz Airport August 1, 2003
112.6 °F / 44.8 °C[6] Córdoba August 7, 2005
112.6 °F / 44.8 °C[6] Albox August 10, 2012
112.6 °F / 44.8 °C Gerena August 11, 2012
112.6 °F / 44.8 °C[6] La Rambla August 11, 2012
112.6 °F / 44.8 °C[6] Linares August 11, 2012
112.6 °F / 44.8 °C Santiponce August 11, 2012
112.6 °F / 44.8 °C Seville August 11, 2012
*This is the highest reliable and confirmed temperature for Murcia and Spain overall.[11] A dubious reading of 118 °F (47.8 °C) was reported for Murcia on July 29, 1876.[3]

50 Coldest Temperatures Ever Recorded in Spain

Temperature Location Date Recorded
−25.6 °F / −32 °C[3] Lake Estangento, Lleida February 2, 1956
−22 °F / −30 °C[3][12] Calamocha December 17, 1963
−18.7 °F / −28.2 °C[12] Molina de Aragón January 28, 1952
−18.4 °F / −28 °C[3][12] Molina de Aragón December 17, 1963
−18.4 °F / −28 °C[12] Monreal del Campo December 17, 1963 and January 4, 1971
−17.6 °F / −27.6 °C[13] Ávila January 1945
−16.9 °F / −27.2 °C[3] Camesa de Valdivia, Aguilar de Campo January 4, 1971
−16.6 °F / −27 °C[12] Luco de Jiloca, Calamocha December 17, 1963
−16 °F / −26.7 °C[12] Molina de Aragón January 31, 1947
−14.8 °F / −26 °C[14] Lake Estangento, Lleida January 9, 1954
−14.8 °F / −26 °C[15] Port de la Bonaigua February 1956
−13.3 °F / −25.2 °C[12][16] Torremocha de Jiloca December 24, 2001
−13 °F / −25 °C[14] Sabiñánigo January 31, 1954
−13 °F / −25 °C[3] Polientes, Valderredible January 4, 1971
−12.6 °F / −24.8 °C[14] Sabiñánigo February 1, 1954
−12.6 °F / −24.8 °C[17] Erremendia, Salazar Valley March 1, 2005
−12.2 °F / −24.6 °C[3] Reinosa January 4, 1971
−12.1 °F / −24.5 °C[12] Calamocha January 1971
−11.9 °F / −24.4 °C[12] Calamocha January 1947
−11.2 °F / −24 °C[14] Lake Estangento, Lleida February 1, 1954
−11.2 °F / −24 °C[14][15] Port de la Bonaigua February 1, 1954
−11.2 °F / −24 °C[15] Vall de Núria February 1956
−11.2 °F / −24 °C[13] Villena January 1957
−11.2 °F / −24 °C[3] Albacete January 3, 1971
−10.3 °F / −23.5 °C[16] Torremocha de Jiloca December 25, 2001
−9.4 °F / −23 °C[12] Molina de Aragón January 1971
−9.4 °F / −23 °C[3] Riaño ?
−9 °F / −22.8 °C[14] Candanchú February 2, 1954
−9 °F / −22.8 °C[16] Torremocha de Jiloca December 26, 2001
−8.6 °F / −22.6 °C[17] Erremendia, Salazar Valley February 11, 2012
−7.6 °F / −22 °C[12] Teruel January 1945
−7.6 °F / −22 °C[14] Castellfort, Castellón February 2, 1954
−7.6 °F / −22 °C[3] Burgos January 3, 1971
−6.7 °F / −21.5 °C[3] Teruel January 28, 1952
−6.5 °F / −21.5 °C[3] La Molina February 11, 1956
−5.8 °F / −21 °C[18] Burgos January 20, 1885
−5.8 °F / −21 °C[15] Riaño February 5, 1954
−5.8 °F / −21 °C[18] Vitoria December 25, 1962
−5.8 °F / −21 °C[15] Port de la Bonaigua December 1962
−5.8 °F / −21 °C[15] Vic January 1971
−5.8 °F / −21 °C[12] Teruel January 1971
−5 °F / −20.6 °C[14] Uña February 3, 1954
−4.7 °F / −20.4 °C[14] Lake Toba, Cuenca February 3, 1954
−4.5 °F / −20.3 °C Navacerrada December 25, 1962
−4.3 °F / −20.2 °C[12] Molina de Aragón February 1986
−4 °F / −20 °C[14] Port de la Bonaigua January 9, 1954
−4 °F / −20 °C[14] Vielha e Mijaran February 1, 1954
−4 °F / −20 °C[14] Triollo February 5, 1954
−4 °F / −20 °C[14][15] Vall de Núria February 5, 1954
−4 °F / −20 °C[3] Salamanca February 5, 1963

Notes

  1. ^ "Highest Temperature Extremes". NOAA Satellite and Information Service. Retrieved 2 September 2013.
  2. ^ a b c d Las temperaturas más extremas de la historia en España
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q Récords climáticos en España (Temperaturas)
  4. ^ Extreme temperatures around the world (Spain)
  5. ^ a b Resumen Meteorológico AEMET - Agosto de 2008
  6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t Record caduti come birilli in Spagna. Temperature salite oltre 47°C. Salvo il Record Europeo di Catenanuova
  7. ^ a b c Resumen Meteorológico AEMET - Julio de 2008
  8. ^ a b c d e Reports from Spain, page 59
  9. ^ a b Reports from Spain, page 58
  10. ^ a b c d e f g h Reports from Spain, page 56
  11. ^ Geography of Spain
  12. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m El polo del frío del triángulo Teruel-Calamocha-Molina de Aragón
  13. ^ a b Febrero de 1956: regreso a la edad de hielo
  14. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m La genesi delle ondate di freddo sulla penisola iberica
  15. ^ a b c d e f g Las grandes olas de frío en España
  16. ^ a b c La ola de frío de 2001
  17. ^ a b Cantabria / País Vasco, Febrero de 2012
  18. ^ a b Resumen de extremos climatológicos en España

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