This Saturday, the Community of Madrid will experience a notable increase in temperatures, with highs reaching 36 degrees in several areas. The weather will remain stable with no risk of rain.
High temperatures return to the Community of Madrid. This Saturday, it is expected that the maximum temperatures will reach up to 36 degrees in municipalities such as Alcalá de Henares, Aranjuez, and Rivas-Vaciamadrid. The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has indicated that the atmosphere will be typically summery, which could attract many Madrilenians to enjoy the outdoors.
The sky will be mostly slightly cloudy, with some high clouds during the central hours of the day. No precipitation is expected, suggesting a perfect day for outdoor activities. Winds will be light, predominantly from the west and northwest, contributing to a stable day across the region.
In the capital, Madrid, temperatures will range between 22 degrees as a minimum and 34 degrees as a maximum. The thermal sensation will be similar to the actual temperatures due to the low average relative humidity of the day, estimated at 30%. This means that citizens should prepare for intense heat.
As summer progresses, it is common to see heat peaks at this time of year. Compared to previous years, where more severe heatwaves with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees have been recorded, this weekend seems less extreme but still significant.
From 12:00 PM, the sky will begin to clear completely and is expected to remain so until sunset. The sunset is scheduled for 9:49 PM, providing a perfect opportunity to enjoy outdoor dining or evening walks under a clear sky.
Those planning to go out should consider bringing water and sun protection to avoid heatstroke. Additionally, it is advisable to avoid engaging in intense physical activities during the hottest hours of the day.
Despite the expected heat, many families will take advantage of the weekend to visit parks and recreational spaces. Local authorities have reminded the importance of staying hydrated and adequately protecting oneself from the sun.
As we move towards July, it is likely that these weather conditions will continue to be common in the region. The coming days are expected to show a similar pattern according to current weather forecasts.





