This Friday, the Community of Madrid will experience intense heat, with maximums reaching 36 degrees in Aranjuez. Atmospheric stability and clear skies will dominate the day.
High temperatures return to Madrid. This Friday, the Community of Madrid will be enveloped in a day marked by extreme heat, with thermometers reaching 36 degrees in localities such as Aranjuez. As the morning progresses, temperatures will rise, starting the day with a cooler atmosphere, especially in mountainous areas and to the west of the region.
The municipalities most affected by this heat are Alcalá de Henares, Rivas-Vaciamadrid, and Torrejón de Ardoz, where maximums of 35 degrees are expected. In the capital, Madrid, thermometers are expected to register up to 34 degrees, which could lead many citizens to seek refuge from the sun.
Throughout the day, the wind will blow gently from the southwest and west at speeds between 6 and 13 km/h, contributing to maintaining a dry environment with no clouds or precipitation. The average relative humidity will remain low, around 28% to 32%, which will accentuate the thermal sensation.
Sunrise is scheduled for 06:58, while sunset will be at 21:42. Madrileños should be prepared for a sunny and hot day. Recommendations include staying hydrated and avoiding outdoor activities during peak heat hours.
Although it is common to experience hot days in July in Madrid, this year has been notably warm. Compared to previous years where maximum temperatures hovered around 30-32 degrees, this increase is significant. For example, in July 2025, peaks were recorded not exceeding 33 degrees.
As summer progresses, it is likely that these episodes of extreme heat will become more frequent. Meteorological authorities have issued alerts to remind citizens of the risks associated with high temperatures.
Despite the intense heat expected today, no significant changes in the weather are anticipated over the weekend. It is recommended that anyone planning to go out and enjoy the outdoors do so early in the morning or at sunset when temperatures are more pleasant.
You may also like
