Major wildfires in central Spain have stabilized as of July 29, 2026, allowing some evacuees to return home, though authorities maintain high alerts due to rising temperatures.
Meteorological agencies warn that severe heatwaves are now shifting toward France, with temperatures expected to spike significantly over the next 72 hours, increasing the risk of new fire outbreaks.
European climate experts are monitoring the situation closely, noting that the current fire season is proving more complex than previous years due to persistent drought conditions and strong, unpredictable winds.