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Spain’s weather service says a mass of hot air from North Africa brought the first major heat wave to the country on Sunday, with temperatures expected to reach up to 43 degrees Celsius.
The Aemet weather agency said the hottest areas would be in central and southwestern Spain.
The heat wave is expected to last at least until Wednesday, the agency said. The weather was 43 degrees for the southern cities of Seville, Cordoba and Badajoz.
Meteorologists said the temperature in Madrid could reach 38 degrees Celsius, well above the average for early June. The highest temperature predicted in coastal Barcelona was 32 degrees Celsius.
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