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Spain's July Heat Wave Kills 2,036

Spain's July heat wave has resulted in 2,036 provisional deaths attributed to high temperatures, with 548 of those occurring in Catalonia.

The Spanish Daily Mortality Monitoring System (MoMo) reports the provisional figures for July, which saw the fourth heat wave of the year lasting from July 29-31, according to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet). freshyourfeel.org

The high temperatures across the country have led to a significant increase in deaths, with Catalonia reporting the highest number of heat-related fatalities among the regions affected by the extreme weather conditions.