The Emergency Coordination Center (CCE) has issued a special warning this weekend for municipalities and CABA agencies those responsible, in the face of the heat wave affecting the ValenciaThis episode, which begins today, Monday, July 6th, and will run until... Wednesday, such as This media outlet reported On Saturday, it maintains active warnings for extreme heat, with a significant risk to health and a very high or extreme risk of forest fires.
Warnings for extreme temperatures and tropical nights
The CCE explains that the arrival of a very warm and dry air mass, along with the high levels of sunshine typical of this time of year, will cause a rise in temperatures. These will be high and persistent, with tropical nights, triggering widespread yellow and orange weather warnings for extreme heat.
⚠️(17:30 PM) Update:
The CCE updates its Special Notice on the heat wave that will affect the Valencian Community starting tomorrow, Monday.ℹ️In the southern interior of Valencia, temperatures may exceed 44 degrees
ℹ️The episode will continue until Thursday pic.twitter.com/ZmxGDOqRSN— Emergency 112CV (@GVA112) July 5, 2026
From the Monday to WednesdayYellow and orange alert levels will affect practically the entire Valencian Community. Temperatures could exceed 40 degrees in inland areas and will range between 37 and 39 degrees in the rest of the Valencian Community.
In the Marina Alta region, specifically, the first yellow weather warning from the State Meteorological Agency will be in effect this Monday from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM. During the same time period, an orange warning will be in effect for the region on Tuesday, July 7th, and Wednesday, July 20th, with both warnings remaining active during the middle of the day.
06/07 09:48 WARNINGS TODAY AND TOMORROW | Spain: high temperatures and storms. Maximum warning level: red.
Updates on https://t.co/BLdoSsO2Qv pic.twitter.com/FgjtuUqWxr— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) July 6, 2026
Health risks and fire prevention
This heatwave poses a significant health risk, especially for the elderly, those with cardiovascular disease, and other vulnerable groups. The CCE warns that outdoor activities, particularly during the hottest hours of the day, should be limited as much as possible to avoid heatstroke and other adverse effects.
Regarding the risk of forest fires, the Emergency Coordination Center has warned that it will be very high or extreme. Therefore, preventive measures must be intensified.
The pre-emergence level for forest fire risks on 06/07 is:
🔴Extreme to the entire Valencian Community
⚡️Possibility of dry storms in the interior of Castelló and in the interior of Valencia📞If you see smoke or foc, call l'1·1·2#JoDicStopAlFoc pic.twitter.com/d8VXuhCUZ3
— Emergency 112CV (@GVA112) July 6, 2026
Recommendations for citizen self-protection
Given this situation, the Ministry of Emergencies and the Interior recommends that citizens adopt various self-protection measures:
- Avoid sun exposure and physical exertion during the hottest hours.
- Wear light, loose-fitting, light-colored clothing.
- Protect your head with a cap or hat when you need to go out.
- Keep homes as cool as possible by lowering blinds and awnings on facades exposed to the sun.
- Stay hydrated.
- Avoid excessive consumption of alcohol and caffeinated beverages.
- Opt for light meals, fresh fruits and vegetables.
- Increase vigilance over the most vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, children and those suffering from chronic illnesses, paying special attention to any symptoms related to the heat.
The Emergency Coordination Center reminds everyone of the importance of following information disseminated exclusively through official channels. It is crucial to avoid spreading rumors or unverified information that could cause confusion. All updated information on civil protection warnings and recommendations can be found on the website of the Emergency Coordination Center. 1, in the profile of GVA112 on social network X and through the application GVA 112 Notices.
