"Record-Breaking Winter Heatwave Sweeps Spain, Pushing January Temperatures to Nearly 30C"

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Spain is experiencing abnormally high temperatures for the season, leading to a summer-like atmosphere in coastal areas as people flock to the beaches to sunbathe and swim during a winter heat wave. The country's AEMET weather agency attributes the hot spell to an anticyclone carrying a hot air mass from the south, with temperatures averaging 5-10 degrees Celsius above normal. While the agency refrains from directly linking the high temperatures to the climate crisis, experts note a trend of increasingly frequent periods of unusually high temperatures associated with climate change.
- People take to the beach as a winter heat wave hits much of Spain ABC News
- Climate worries begin early in Iberia as January heats up Reuters
- January temperatures soar to nearly 30C in Spain as start of the year brings record heat Euronews
- Spanish region hits 28C in January - the second-highest temperature in 38 years Sky News
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