The State Meteorological Agency, known as Aemet, has announced that yellow alerts for high temperatures remain in effect for Alicante today. Following a particularly hot Sunday, where orange alerts were issued in some areas, the forecast indicates that Andalucia will continue feeling the heat with maximums reaching thirty-four degrees Celsius.

In Elche, temperatures are predicted to soar up to thirty-eight degrees Celsius, prompting authorities to maintain their warnings for the region. As the entire Valencia community experiences an extreme fire risk designated at level three, officials are advising against any fire-related activities.

Benidorm will also face high temperatures, with thermometers expected to record thirty-one degrees Celsius, while perceived temperatures could feel like thirty-two degrees due to humidity. In contrast, Elda will see clearer skies but temperatures reaching thirty-six degrees Celsius without an alert from Aemet.

Lastly, Orihuela is forecasted to be the hottest area with maximum temperatures hitting thirty-nine degrees Celsius, while Torrevieja will experience highs of thirty-three degrees Celsius. The persistent heat poses a severe threat to fire safety, as authorities remind residents to remain alert and avoid any risk of igniting fires.