La Rambla, the Spanish town that recorded the highest temperature in the country

The heat wave in Europe continues to increase, despite the fact that summer has not yet arrived.

The town surpassed the previous mark that Montoro had, when it reached 46.9°C.

The Rambla It is a town that is south of the city of Cordovain the autonomous community of Andalusia. It is not only known for its striking infrastructure, but also because it is a very hot place in summer. This could be confirmed last week because, on August 14, reached a temperature of 47.6°C, historical figure for that country.

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The municipality of Montoro previously held the temperature record, with 46.9° C,
according to figures from the National Climatological Data Bank, as pointed out by the Spanish newspaper 20 minutes.

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This is how the heat wave is lived in the streets of Spain.

However, they are not the only places with high records, since the capital, Madrid, also shows important results, reaching 42.5ºC, while the city of Teruel, located in the south of Aragón, reached 40.9ºC on Saturday 14 .

The high temperatures of recent days show that the heat wave, which hit Europe for much of July, is far from leaving Spain, especially in the south.

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La Rambla, for its part, and despite the hot weather, continues to be a tourist destination chosen by many due to its cultural and religious appeal, with places such as the Torreón del Castillo and the churches of the Holy Spirit and the Asunción.

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