Calor extremo, mes a mes en todo el mundo

Las semanas en que la ciudad vive puertas adentro.

Esta es una página de aviso, no una recomendación. Calor extremo afecta a 183 destinos de SeasonMap; los meses de abajo son aquellos en los que la ventana de riesgo está abierta. La mayoría de sus semanas pasan sin incidentes, y la puntuación junto a cada lugar sigue siendo la puntuación climática normal, riesgo incluido.

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Calor extremo en enero

  1. Adelaida 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat and fire danger season · 15 Nov – 15 Mar (normalmente)A run of hot northerlies can put the Hills and the Fleurieu on catastrophic fire danger and bring a total fire ban; the country fire service rates each district a day at a time.85
  2. Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 ArgentinaSummer heat and humidity · 1 Ene – 25 Feb (normalmente)River-plate humidity on top of the heat, and the porteños who can afford to have gone to the coast.79
  3. Real parque nacional de Hlane 🇸🇿 SuazilandiaLowveld summer heat · 1 Dic – 28 FebMidsummer on the flats can push into the high thirties, the grass is high and the game scatters away from the pans.61
  4. Asunción 🇵🇾 ParaguaySummer heat · 1 Dic – 28 Feb (normalmente)The met service runs heat warnings through most of the southern summer and the low-lying centre holds it after dark.57
  5. Alice Springs 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe heat closes the walking · 1 Dic – 28 FebFrom December the long trails are advised against, guided walks stand down, and the town runs on early mornings and waterholes.55
  6. Uluru 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat closures on the walks · 1 Nov – 31 Mar (normalmente)Park rangers close the Valley of the Winds beyond the first lookout from eleven in the morning whenever the forecast hits the mid-thirties, and the same logic applies to the Uluru base walk.53

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Calor extremo en febrero

  1. Adelaida 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat and fire danger season · 15 Nov – 15 Mar (normalmente)A run of hot northerlies can put the Hills and the Fleurieu on catastrophic fire danger and bring a total fire ban; the country fire service rates each district a day at a time.89
  2. Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 ArgentinaSummer heat and humidity · 1 Ene – 25 Feb (normalmente)River-plate humidity on top of the heat, and the porteños who can afford to have gone to the coast.79
  3. Asunción 🇵🇾 ParaguaySummer heat · 1 Dic – 28 Feb (normalmente)The met service runs heat warnings through most of the southern summer and the low-lying centre holds it after dark.62
  4. Alice Springs 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe heat closes the walking · 1 Dic – 28 FebFrom December the long trails are advised against, guided walks stand down, and the town runs on early mornings and waterholes.62
  5. Real parque nacional de Hlane 🇸🇿 SuazilandiaLowveld summer heat · 1 Dic – 28 FebMidsummer on the flats can push into the high thirties, the grass is high and the game scatters away from the pans.59
  6. Uluru 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat closures on the walks · 1 Nov – 31 Mar (normalmente)Park rangers close the Valley of the Winds beyond the first lookout from eleven in the morning whenever the forecast hits the mid-thirties, and the same logic applies to the Uluru base walk.57

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Calor extremo en marzo

  1. Adelaida 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat and fire danger season · 15 Nov – 15 Mar (normalmente)A run of hot northerlies can put the Hills and the Fleurieu on catastrophic fire danger and bring a total fire ban; the country fire service rates each district a day at a time.92
  2. Bangalore 🇮🇳 IndiaPre-monsoon heat and water cuts · 1 Mar – 25 May (normalmente)The weeks before the rains are the hottest of the Bengaluru year, and the borewells drop with them; tanker deliveries and apartment rationing make the news most Aprils.79
  3. Mandalay 🇲🇲 BirmaniaHot season on the dry plain · 1 Mar – 15 May (normalmente)Mandalay sits in the driest part of the country and the pre-monsoon weeks are the hardest in Myanmar.72
  4. Uluru 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat closures on the walks · 1 Nov – 31 Mar (normalmente)Park rangers close the Valley of the Winds beyond the first lookout from eleven in the morning whenever the forecast hits the mid-thirties, and the same logic applies to the Uluru base walk.67
  5. Hampi 🇮🇳 IndiaDeccan pre-monsoon heat · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The granite holds everything it takes all day and there is no shade on the boulder ridges or in the bazaar.66
  6. Haidrābād 🇮🇳 IndiaDeccan summer heat · 20 Mar – 5 Jun (normalmente)Heat advisories start in late March and the middle of the day goes indoors until the rains break.62
  7. Rangún 🇲🇲 BirmaniaHot season · 1 Mar – 15 May (normalmente)The build-up before the rains is the hardest part of the Yangon year, and the city moves indoors between about eleven and four.59
  8. Bamako 🇲🇱 MaliThe hot months · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The stretch between the harmattan lifting and the first rains is the hardest of the year.50
  9. Uagadugú 🇧🇫 Burkina FasoThe hot season · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The weeks before the rains break are the hardest of the year here, and the city moves indoors or under a tree between eleven and four.45
  10. Yamena 🇹🇩 ChadThe hot months · 20 Mar – 10 Jun (normalmente)The weeks between the harmattan lifting and the first storms are punishing, and the power supply picks exactly then to fail.43
  11. Niamey 🇳🇪 NígerThe hot months · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The hardest stretch of the Sahelian year, when the nights stop cooling down and the afternoons are spent indoors.42

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Calor extremo en abril

  1. Bangalore 🇮🇳 IndiaPre-monsoon heat and water cuts · 1 Mar – 25 May (normalmente)The weeks before the rains are the hottest of the Bengaluru year, and the borewells drop with them; tanker deliveries and apartment rationing make the news most Aprils.70
  2. Puducherry 🇮🇳 IndiaCoastal summer · 1 Abr – 15 Jun (normalmente)The hottest and stickiest stretch on this coast, with the sea breeze the only relief and afternoons written off.67
  3. Agra 🇮🇳 IndiaPre-monsoon heat · 20 Abr – 20 Jun (normalmente)The plains bake through May and the marble is too hot to walk on barefoot by mid-morning.59
  4. Daca 🇧🇩 BangladésPre-monsoon heat · 1 Abr – 25 May (normalmente)Heat warnings shut the schools in the worst weeks and the load-shedding follows the demand, so the air conditioning is not a guarantee.59
  5. Udaipur 🇮🇳 IndiaPre-monsoon heat · 25 Abr – 20 Jun (normalmente)The Aravallis hold the heat in the bowl the city sits in, and in a dry year the lakes are low enough to walk out on.58
  6. Pune 🇮🇳 IndiaDeccan pre-monsoon heat · 1 Abr – 31 May (normalmente)The city that sells itself as the cool alternative to Mumbai stops being one for two months.58
  7. Mérida 🇲🇽 MéxicoPre-rain heat · 1 Abr – 31 May (normalmente)The weeks before the rains break are the hardest of the Yucatán year, and the city shuts down between one and five.57
  8. Jaipur 🇮🇳 IndiaPre-monsoon heat · 25 Abr – 20 Jun (normalmente)Amber and Nahargarh are open sandstone with no shade on them, and the desert wind off the west makes the afternoons worse rather than better.55
  9. Hampi 🇮🇳 IndiaDeccan pre-monsoon heat · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The granite holds everything it takes all day and there is no shade on the boulder ridges or in the bazaar.52
  10. Benarés 🇮🇳 IndiaPlains summer · 15 Abr – 20 Jun (normalmente)The Gangetic plain at its worst: the ghats are empty between ten and five and the stone is too hot to sit on.51
  11. Rangún 🇲🇲 BirmaniaHot season · 1 Mar – 15 May (normalmente)The build-up before the rains is the hardest part of the Yangon year, and the city moves indoors between about eleven and four.51
  12. Mandalay 🇲🇲 BirmaniaHot season on the dry plain · 1 Mar – 15 May (normalmente)Mandalay sits in the driest part of the country and the pre-monsoon weeks are the hardest in Myanmar.51
  13. Khajuraho 🇮🇳 IndiaPre-monsoon heat · 15 Abr – 15 Jun (normalmente)The Bundelkhand plateau is one of the hotter corners of central India before the rains and the sandstone radiates it back at you.50
  14. Jodhpur 🇮🇳 IndiaPre-monsoon heat · 20 Abr – 25 Jun (normalmente)The edge of the Thar in May: no shade anywhere on the fort ramparts and a dry wind that makes the afternoon worse, not better.47
  15. Haidrābād 🇮🇳 IndiaDeccan summer heat · 20 Mar – 5 Jun (normalmente)Heat advisories start in late March and the middle of the day goes indoors until the rains break.44
  16. Bamako 🇲🇱 MaliThe hot months · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The stretch between the harmattan lifting and the first rains is the hardest of the year.42
  17. Uagadugú 🇧🇫 Burkina FasoThe hot season · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The weeks before the rains break are the hardest of the year here, and the city moves indoors or under a tree between eleven and four.39
  18. Niamey 🇳🇪 NígerThe hot months · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The hardest stretch of the Sahelian year, when the nights stop cooling down and the afternoons are spent indoors.31
  19. Yamena 🇹🇩 ChadThe hot months · 20 Mar – 10 Jun (normalmente)The weeks between the harmattan lifting and the first storms are punishing, and the power supply picks exactly then to fail.31

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Calor extremo en mayo

  1. Parque nacional del Valle de la Muerte 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer extreme heat · 15 May – 30 SepThe hottest reliably measured place on Earth, and the park closes its lower trails and warns people off walking after ten in the morning.84
  2. Parque nacional Saguaro 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosThe heat rule · 15 May – 15 SepThe park asks you to be off the trail by ten in the morning on a hot day, and not to start at all on the hottest ones.80
  3. Jericó 🇵🇸 PalestinaThe Jordan Valley summer · 20 May – 20 Sep (normalmente)Valley heat with the hills trapping it in; the ruins at Tell es-Sultan and Hisham's Palace have no shade worth the name.80
  4. Siwa 🇪🇬 EgiptoOasis summer · 15 May – 15 Sep (normalmente)Everything happens before nine and after six, and the shaded pools and the cold springs are the whole day in between.78
  5. Parque nacional Big Bend 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosDesert summer heat · 15 May – 15 Sep (normalmente)The desert floor along the Rio Grande is the hot part; the Chisos Basin sits high enough to be bearable.75
  6. Parque nacional del Gran Cañón 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosInner canyon heat · 15 May – 15 SepIt is routinely fifteen degrees hotter at the river than on the rim, and the park tells people not to hike below the rim between ten and four in summer.74
  7. Parque nacional de Árboles de Josué 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosDesert summer heat · 25 May – 20 Sep (normalmente)Afternoons over forty degrees, no shade to speak of and no water anywhere in the park.74
  8. Monterrey 🇲🇽 MéxicoSummer heat · 15 May – 5 Sep (normalmente)The city sits in a bowl of the Sierra Madre and holds its heat well into the night.74
  9. Tucson 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosDesert summer heat · 10 May – 20 SepTrailheads in Saguaro and the Tucson Mountains empty out by mid-morning, and the drive up Mount Lemmon exists precisely because it is twenty degrees cooler at the top.73
  10. Scottsdale 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosDesert summer heat · 15 May – 20 SepPreserve trailheads including Camelback are closed to dogs and sometimes to people during heat warnings, and the city runs on early mornings and air conditioning.72
  11. Houston 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosGulf coast heat and humidity · 20 May – 25 Sep (normalmente)Four months where the dew point does not drop and the heat index sits above forty most afternoons.68
  12. Phoenix 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosExtreme heat · 1 May – 5 Oct (normalmente)Five months over forty degrees with nights that no longer drop below thirty in July.67
  13. Bangalore 🇮🇳 IndiaPre-monsoon heat and water cuts · 1 Mar – 25 May (normalmente)The weeks before the rains are the hottest of the Bengaluru year, and the borewells drop with them; tanker deliveries and apartment rationing make the news most Aprils.64
  14. Manama 🇧🇭 BaréinHeat and humidity · 20 May – 30 Sep (normalmente)Low-lying, surrounded by shallow water and correspondingly sticky; the difference from the desert states is that here it is the damp that beats you.61
  15. Puerto Sudán 🇸🇩 SudánHeat and humidity · 20 May – 30 Sep (normalmente)One of the hottest and stickiest coasts anywhere; the sea is too warm to cool you down and the dive season stops for it.61
  16. Karachi 🇵🇰 PakistánHeat when the sea breeze drops · 1 May – 25 Jun (normalmente)The dangerous weeks are the ones the sea breeze fails and the humidity stays; the 2015 heatwave killed more than a thousand people in the city under exactly that pattern.59
  17. Abu Dabi 🇦🇪 Emiratos Árabes UnidosOutdoor season shuts · 15 May – 30 Sep (normalmente)Corniche life, the desert camps and the open-air festival grounds all stop; what is left is Louvre Abu Dhabi, the malls and the indoor parks on Yas.57
  18. Kish 🇮🇷 IránGulf heat and humidity · 20 May – 30 Sep (normalmente)Sticky rather than dry, and the sea gives no relief because it is as warm as the air.57
  19. Pune 🇮🇳 IndiaDeccan pre-monsoon heat · 1 Abr – 31 May (normalmente)The city that sells itself as the cool alternative to Mumbai stops being one for two months.56
  20. Hampi 🇮🇳 IndiaDeccan pre-monsoon heat · 15 Mar – 31 May (normalmente)The granite holds everything it takes all day and there is no shade on the boulder ridges or in the bazaar.54
  21. Puducherry 🇮🇳 IndiaCoastal summer · 1 Abr – 15 Jun (normalmente)The hottest and stickiest stretch on this coast, with the sea breeze the only relief and afternoons written off.54
  22. Mérida 🇲🇽 MéxicoPre-rain heat · 1 Abr – 31 May (normalmente)The weeks before the rains break are the hardest of the Yucatán year, and the city shuts down between one and five.50
  23. Mandalay 🇲🇲 BirmaniaHot season on the dry plain · 1 Mar – 15 May (normalmente)Mandalay sits in the driest part of the country and the pre-monsoon weeks are the hardest in Myanmar.50
  24. La Meca 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaSummer heat in the valley · 15 May – 15 SepThe city sits in a bare rock valley with nothing to soften the afternoon.48
  25. Lahore 🇵🇰 PakistánPre-monsoon heat · 1 May – 25 Jun (normalmente)The plains bake before the rains and load-shedding tracks the demand, so the air conditioning is not a given.48

…y 21 más en mayo.

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Calor extremo en junio

  1. Évora 🇵🇹 PortugalAlentejo summer heat · 20 Jun – 5 SepThe interior of southern Portugal runs hotter than the coast by a wide margin and the walled town has no shade to speak of at midday.91
  2. Ereván 🇦🇲 ArmeniaThe valley heat · 20 Jun – 31 Ago (normalmente)Yerevan sits in a bowl and holds the heat; the tuff buildings radiate it back after dark.88
  3. Osh 🇰🇬 KirguistánHigh-summer heat · 25 Jun – 20 Ago (normalmente)The Ferghana end of the country is a good deal hotter than Bishkek and the bazaar runs early and late around it.87
  4. Madaba 🇯🇴 JordaniaPlateau summer · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Madaba sits high enough to be a degree kinder than Amman and much kinder than the valley below, but the churches are stone boxes with no air moving and the afternoon walk between them is work.87
  5. Petra 🇯🇴 JordaniaBare rock in high summer · 1 Jun – 10 SepThere is almost no shade past the Siq, and the climbs to the Monastery and the High Place of Sacrifice are unmanageable after about ten in the morning.85
  6. Sacramento 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosValley heat · 20 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)Runs of triple-digit afternoons come through the valley several times a summer and the city moves indoors and underground until evening.85
  7. Ciudad del Vaticano Ciudad del VaticanoSummer queue on the wall · 15 Jun – 5 SepIn high summer the unbooked entrance queue runs along an unshaded wall for hours and the Sistine Chapel is packed shoulder to shoulder.85
  8. Samarcanda 🇺🇿 UzbekistánHigh-summer heat · 25 Jun – 25 Ago (normalmente)The tiled courtyards hold the heat and there is no shade in the Registan at any hour worth photographing it.83
  9. Córdoba 🇪🇸 EspañaThe summer heat · 20 Jun – 5 SepCordoba is routinely the hottest city in Spain and the old town is built for it: shuttered mornings, nothing outdoors until nine at night.83
  10. Trípoli 🇱🇾 LibiaThe coastal summer · 15 Jun – 15 Sep (normalmente)Humid rather than desert-dry because the sea is right there, and the middle of the day is dead.82
  11. El Aaiún Sahara OccidentalWhen the wind turns inland · 1 Jun – 15 Sep (normalmente)The cold current offshore keeps this coast mild until the wind swings round off the Sahara, and then the town goes from pleasant to furnace within a day.82
  12. Atenas 🇬🇷 GreciaMidday closures in the heat · 15 Jun – 31 Ago (normalmente)On the worst days the culture ministry shuts the open archaeological sites through the middle of the afternoon and the Red Cross hands out water at the gate.81
  13. Selçuk 🇹🇷 TurquíaNo shade at Ephesus · 25 Jun – 31 Ago (normalmente)The ruins are a kilometre of open marble with nothing to stand under, and the terrace houses are hotter still under their roof.81
  14. Podgorica 🇲🇪 MontenegroExtreme summer heat · 25 Jun – 1 Sep (normalmente)One of the hottest cities in Europe, sitting in a bowl of hills an hour from the sea with nothing to move the air.81
  15. Dusambé 🇹🇯 TayikistánHigh-summer heat · 25 Jun – 25 Ago (normalmente)The Hisor valley traps the heat and the city runs on the plane-tree shade along Rudaki and the tea houses.80
  16. Damasco 🇸🇾 SiriaThe dry heat · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Heat the city has always answered with courtyards and late nights.80
  17. Filadelfia 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat and humidity · 25 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Rowhouse blocks hold the heat overnight and the mid-Atlantic humidity does the rest.79
  18. Gerasa 🇯🇴 JordaniaHeat on the ruins · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Nothing at Gerasa has a roof, and the limestone throws the heat straight back at you the length of the colonnaded street.79
  19. Washington D. C. 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat and humidity · 20 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)The city was built on a river flat and the summer behaves accordingly, with afternoon thunderstorms and heat advisories through July and August.78
  20. Parque nacional y reserva Grandes Dunas de Arena 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosScorching sand surface · 1 Jun – 31 Ago (normalmente)The sand surface gets far hotter than the air and burns bare feet and dogs' pads by mid-morning.78
  21. Pamukkale 🇹🇷 TurquíaHeat on the terraces · 25 Jun – 31 Ago (normalmente)The Denizli basin bakes and the white travertine throws it straight back up at you, barefoot, with no shade anywhere on the walk up.78
  22. Parque nacional Zion 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosCanyon heat · 1 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)The canyon floor sits above forty degrees on midsummer afternoons and the rock radiates it back.77
  23. Uadi Rum 🇯🇴 JordaniaThe unusable middle of the day · 1 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)Camps still run, but jeep trips go at dawn and after five and the scrambles are off entirely.77
  24. Parque nacional Pinnacles 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat and fire danger · 1 Jun – 15 Sep (normalmente)The chaparral offers no shade and the High Peaks are exposed the whole way round.76
  25. Andijon 🇺🇿 UzbekistánHigh-summer heat · 25 Jun – 25 Ago (normalmente)The valley bakes for two months and the town works early and late around it.76

…y 93 más en junio.

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Calor extremo en julio

  1. Coímbra 🇵🇹 PortugalMondego valley heat · 1 Jul – 31 AgoThe valley sits far enough from the sea to lose the Atlantic breeze, and the university hill is all stone stairs in full sun.88
  2. Salamanca 🇪🇸 EspañaMeseta summer heat · 1 Jul – 31 AgoHigh, dry and treeless: the Plaza Mayor is an oven from noon and the sandstone throws it back until late.87
  3. Pristina KosovoKosovo plain heat · 1 Jul – 20 AgoThe basin holds the heat and there is very little shade in the centre, so the cafes on Rruga UCK do their trade after eight.86
  4. Chitá 🇷🇺 RusiaSummer heat swing · 1 Jul – 15 Ago (normalmente)The same continental extremes that bring -49°C winters can push summer afternoons past 40°C, with a recorded high of 40.6°C in August.85
  5. Ronda 🇪🇸 EspañaInland Andalusian heat · 1 Jul – 25 AgoRonda sits high enough to cool off at night but not enough to escape the afternoon.85
  6. Lyon 🇫🇷 FranciaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The city sits in a river corridor that traps the heat, and most summers bring a run of days when the Presqu'ile is unwalkable in the afternoon.84
  7. Toulouse 🇫🇷 FranciaGaronne valley heat · 5 Jul – 25 AgoThe brick that gives the city its colour also stores the heat, and August adds the French habit of closing for the month, so a good share of the restaurants are shut.84
  8. Siena 🇮🇹 ItaliaTuscan inland heat · 5 Jul – 25 AgoSiena is a hill town with brick that holds heat and a shadeless main square.84
  9. Évora 🇵🇹 PortugalAlentejo summer heat · 20 Jun – 5 SepThe interior of southern Portugal runs hotter than the coast by a wide margin and the walled town has no shade to speak of at midday.84
  10. Osh 🇰🇬 KirguistánHigh-summer heat · 25 Jun – 20 Ago (normalmente)The Ferghana end of the country is a good deal hotter than Bishkek and the bazaar runs early and late around it.83
  11. Montpellier 🇫🇷 FranciaLanguedoc heat · 1 Jul – 25 AgoThe old town's narrow streets stay usable but the tram platforms and the Antigone esplanade do not, and the coast at Palavas is where the city goes at four.83
  12. Aix-en-Provence 🇫🇷 FranciaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 25 Ago (normalmente)Most summers bring stretches where the town moves indoors until six and the fountains are the only shade worth having.83
  13. Carcasona 🇫🇷 FranciaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 25 Ago (normalmente)The Aude valley takes the worst of the southern summer, and the walled city has almost no shade in it.83
  14. Madaba 🇯🇴 JordaniaPlateau summer · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Madaba sits high enough to be a degree kinder than Amman and much kinder than the valley below, but the churches are stone boxes with no air moving and the afternoon walk between them is work.83
  15. Petra 🇯🇴 JordaniaBare rock in high summer · 1 Jun – 10 SepThere is almost no shade past the Siq, and the climbs to the Monastery and the High Place of Sacrifice are unmanageable after about ten in the morning.82
  16. Aviñón 🇫🇷 FranciaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 25 Ago (normalmente)Avignon sits in one of the hottest corners of France and the festival plays straight through it: the stone courtyards hold the day until well past midnight.82
  17. Budapest 🇭🇺 HungríaSummer heat alerts · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The national weather service issues heat alerts most summers and the city holds it: stone, no sea and little shade on the Pest grid.81
  18. Göreme 🇹🇷 TurquíaHigh summer on the plateau · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The valleys are treeless and the tuff throws the heat back at you, so walking Rose or Pigeon valley is a dawn job.81
  19. Palermo 🇮🇹 ItaliaSirocco heat · 1 Jul – 31 AgoWhen the sirocco comes off North Africa the city sits under dust-hazed African air for days at a time and the markets close by noon.80
  20. Bolzano 🇮🇹 ItaliaValley-floor heat · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The city sits in a closed basin with mountains on three sides and regularly runs hotter than anywhere in Italy for a week at a time.80
  21. Niš 🇷🇸 SerbiaInland summer heat · 1 Jul – 25 Ago (normalmente)Nis sits in a basin well away from any sea and July and August afternoons are brutal in it, which is why nothing happens between two and six.80
  22. Matera 🇮🇹 ItaliaHeat in the ravine · 1 Jul – 25 AgoThe Sassi are cut into a south-facing tufa gorge with almost no shade and stone that holds the day's heat into the night.80
  23. Florencia 🇮🇹 ItaliaBasin heat · 1 Jul – 25 AgoThe city sits in a bowl in the Arno valley with no breeze and stone that holds the day's heat overnight.79
  24. Ereván 🇦🇲 ArmeniaThe valley heat · 20 Jun – 31 Ago (normalmente)Yerevan sits in a bowl and holds the heat; the tuff buildings radiate it back after dark.79
  25. Bucarest 🇷🇴 RumaniaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The plain around the city bakes and the concrete holds it overnight; the met service issues red warnings most summers and the terraces do not fill until nine.79

…y 122 más en julio.

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Calor extremo en agosto

  1. Chitá 🇷🇺 RusiaSummer heat swing · 1 Jul – 15 Ago (normalmente)The same continental extremes that bring -49°C winters can push summer afternoons past 40°C, with a recorded high of 40.6°C in August.90
  2. Osh 🇰🇬 KirguistánHigh-summer heat · 25 Jun – 20 Ago (normalmente)The Ferghana end of the country is a good deal hotter than Bishkek and the bazaar runs early and late around it.89
  3. Pristina KosovoKosovo plain heat · 1 Jul – 20 AgoThe basin holds the heat and there is very little shade in the centre, so the cafes on Rruga UCK do their trade after eight.89
  4. Coímbra 🇵🇹 PortugalMondego valley heat · 1 Jul – 31 AgoThe valley sits far enough from the sea to lose the Atlantic breeze, and the university hill is all stone stairs in full sun.87
  5. Salamanca 🇪🇸 EspañaMeseta summer heat · 1 Jul – 31 AgoHigh, dry and treeless: the Plaza Mayor is an oven from noon and the sandstone throws it back until late.86
  6. Samarcanda 🇺🇿 UzbekistánHigh-summer heat · 25 Jun – 25 Ago (normalmente)The tiled courtyards hold the heat and there is no shade in the Registan at any hour worth photographing it.84
  7. Bucarest 🇷🇴 RumaniaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The plain around the city bakes and the concrete holds it overnight; the met service issues red warnings most summers and the terraces do not fill until nine.83
  8. Toulouse 🇫🇷 FranciaGaronne valley heat · 5 Jul – 25 AgoThe brick that gives the city its colour also stores the heat, and August adds the French habit of closing for the month, so a good share of the restaurants are shut.83
  9. Niš 🇷🇸 SerbiaInland summer heat · 1 Jul – 25 Ago (normalmente)Nis sits in a basin well away from any sea and July and August afternoons are brutal in it, which is why nothing happens between two and six.83
  10. Ronda 🇪🇸 EspañaInland Andalusian heat · 1 Jul – 25 AgoRonda sits high enough to cool off at night but not enough to escape the afternoon.83
  11. Évora 🇵🇹 PortugalAlentejo summer heat · 20 Jun – 5 SepThe interior of southern Portugal runs hotter than the coast by a wide margin and the walled town has no shade to speak of at midday.83
  12. Lyon 🇫🇷 FranciaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The city sits in a river corridor that traps the heat, and most summers bring a run of days when the Presqu'ile is unwalkable in the afternoon.82
  13. Montpellier 🇫🇷 FranciaLanguedoc heat · 1 Jul – 25 AgoThe old town's narrow streets stay usable but the tram platforms and the Antigone esplanade do not, and the coast at Palavas is where the city goes at four.82
  14. Siena 🇮🇹 ItaliaTuscan inland heat · 5 Jul – 25 AgoSiena is a hill town with brick that holds heat and a shadeless main square.82
  15. Aix-en-Provence 🇫🇷 FranciaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 25 Ago (normalmente)Most summers bring stretches where the town moves indoors until six and the fountains are the only shade worth having.82
  16. Carcasona 🇫🇷 FranciaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 25 Ago (normalmente)The Aude valley takes the worst of the southern summer, and the walled city has almost no shade in it.82
  17. Madaba 🇯🇴 JordaniaPlateau summer · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Madaba sits high enough to be a degree kinder than Amman and much kinder than the valley below, but the churches are stone boxes with no air moving and the afternoon walk between them is work.82
  18. Madrid 🇪🇸 EspañaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 31 AgoAEMET runs heat warnings for the Madrid region through most of high summer, and the city plans around them: sightseeing before noon, nothing outdoors between two and eight, terraces after dark.81
  19. Petra 🇯🇴 JordaniaBare rock in high summer · 1 Jun – 10 SepThere is almost no shade past the Siq, and the climbs to the Monastery and the High Place of Sacrifice are unmanageable after about ten in the morning.81
  20. Ereván 🇦🇲 ArmeniaThe valley heat · 20 Jun – 31 Ago (normalmente)Yerevan sits in a bowl and holds the heat; the tuff buildings radiate it back after dark.80
  21. Kasgar 🇨🇳 República Popular ChinaPeak summer heat · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The oasis follows the desert.80
  22. Aviñón 🇫🇷 FranciaHeatwave weeks · 1 Jul – 25 Ago (normalmente)Avignon sits in one of the hottest corners of France and the festival plays straight through it: the stone courtyards hold the day until well past midnight.80
  23. Budapest 🇭🇺 HungríaSummer heat alerts · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The national weather service issues heat alerts most summers and the city holds it: stone, no sea and little shade on the Pest grid.79
  24. Göreme 🇹🇷 TurquíaHigh summer on the plateau · 1 Jul – 20 Ago (normalmente)The valleys are treeless and the tuff throws the heat back at you, so walking Rose or Pigeon valley is a dawn job.79
  25. Parque nacional y reserva Grandes Dunas de Arena 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosScorching sand surface · 1 Jun – 31 Ago (normalmente)The sand surface gets far hotter than the air and burns bare feet and dogs' pads by mid-morning.79

…y 122 más en agosto.

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Calor extremo en septiembre

  1. Évora 🇵🇹 PortugalAlentejo summer heat · 20 Jun – 5 SepThe interior of southern Portugal runs hotter than the coast by a wide margin and the walled town has no shade to speak of at midday.89
  2. Sacramento 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosValley heat · 20 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)Runs of triple-digit afternoons come through the valley several times a summer and the city moves indoors and underground until evening.87
  3. Madaba 🇯🇴 JordaniaPlateau summer · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Madaba sits high enough to be a degree kinder than Amman and much kinder than the valley below, but the churches are stone boxes with no air moving and the afternoon walk between them is work.87
  4. Petra 🇯🇴 JordaniaBare rock in high summer · 1 Jun – 10 SepThere is almost no shade past the Siq, and the climbs to the Monastery and the High Place of Sacrifice are unmanageable after about ten in the morning.86
  5. San Luis 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat and humidity · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)The river valley traps humidity and the heat index runs well above the thermometer for weeks.85
  6. Córdoba 🇪🇸 EspañaThe summer heat · 20 Jun – 5 SepCordoba is routinely the hottest city in Spain and the old town is built for it: shuttered mornings, nothing outdoors until nine at night.85
  7. Isfahán 🇮🇷 IránThe dry summer · 10 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Dry rather than sticky, but the square is unshaded and unusable in the middle of the day.84
  8. Teherán 🇮🇷 IránThe dry summer · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Hot and dusty at street level, several degrees cooler in the northern suburbs against the mountain, which is where the city goes in the evening.83
  9. Ciudad del Vaticano Ciudad del VaticanoSummer queue on the wall · 15 Jun – 5 SepIn high summer the unbooked entrance queue runs along an unshaded wall for hours and the Sistine Chapel is packed shoulder to shoulder.83
  10. Sedona 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat · 1 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)At 1,300 metres Sedona is cooler than Phoenix and still too hot to walk red rock after ten in the morning.82
  11. Podgorica 🇲🇪 MontenegroExtreme summer heat · 25 Jun – 1 Sep (normalmente)One of the hottest cities in Europe, sitting in a bowl of hills an hour from the sea with nothing to move the air.82
  12. Filadelfia 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat and humidity · 25 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Rowhouse blocks hold the heat overnight and the mid-Atlantic humidity does the rest.81
  13. Washington D. C. 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat and humidity · 20 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)The city was built on a river flat and the summer behaves accordingly, with afternoon thunderstorms and heat advisories through July and August.80
  14. Parque nacional Zion 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosCanyon heat · 1 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)The canyon floor sits above forty degrees on midsummer afternoons and the rock radiates it back.80
  15. Atlanta 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat and humidity · 10 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)Three months of humid thirty-plus afternoons with a thunderstorm most days around five.80
  16. Moab 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)There is no shade on the slickrock and no water on the trails.80
  17. Parque nacional del Valle de la Muerte 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer extreme heat · 15 May – 30 SepThe hottest reliably measured place on Earth, and the park closes its lower trails and warns people off walking after ten in the morning.79
  18. Damasco 🇸🇾 SiriaThe dry heat · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Heat the city has always answered with courtyards and late nights.79
  19. Shiraz 🇮🇷 IránThe dry summer · 10 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)Dry heat at altitude, which means the shaded gardens work and the middle of the day does not.78
  20. Parque nacional Tierra de Cañones 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosSummer heat · 10 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)No shade, no water and no phone signal below the rim, and the Maze district is a long way from any help.78
  21. Mardin 🇹🇷 TurquíaMesopotamian summer · 15 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)The plain below the ridge is one of the hottest places in Turkey and the stone lanes hold the heat into the night.78
  22. Gerasa 🇯🇴 JordaniaHeat on the ruins · 15 Jun – 5 Sep (normalmente)Nothing at Gerasa has a roof, and the limestone throws the heat straight back at you the length of the colonnaded street.78
  23. Uadi Rum 🇯🇴 JordaniaThe unusable middle of the day · 1 Jun – 10 Sep (normalmente)Camps still run, but jeep trips go at dawn and after five and the scrambles are off entirely.78
  24. Parque nacional Big Bend 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosDesert summer heat · 15 May – 15 Sep (normalmente)The desert floor along the Rio Grande is the hot part; the Chisos Basin sits high enough to be bearable.77
  25. Trípoli 🇱🇾 LibiaThe coastal summer · 15 Jun – 15 Sep (normalmente)Humid rather than desert-dry because the sea is right there, and the middle of the day is dead.77

…y 64 más en septiembre.

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Calor extremo en octubre

  1. Gaborone 🇧🇼 BotsuanaThe build-up · 1 Oct – 20 Nov (normalmente)The weeks before the rains break are the hardest of the year: still air, dust off the bare ground and afternoons nobody walks anywhere in.82
  2. Sossusvlei 🇳🇦 NamibiaHeat before the rains · 1 Oct – 31 Dic (normalmente)From October the dunes are unclimbable much after nine in the morning and the walk into Deadvlei is a first-light job or nothing.75
  3. Phoenix 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosExtreme heat · 1 May – 5 Oct (normalmente)Five months over forty degrees with nights that no longer drop below thirty in July.74
  4. Darwin 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe build-up · 1 Oct – 15 Dic (normalmente)Locals call the weeks before the rains the build-up: still, heavy air and thunderheads that stack up every afternoon without delivering.65
  5. Cataratas Victoria 🇿🇼 ZimbabueSuicide month · 20 Sep – 10 Nov (normalmente)The local name for the weeks before the rains break, when the valley bakes and the bush is grey.62
  6. Parque nacional Etosha 🇳🇦 NamibiaThe heat before the rains · 1 Oct – 10 Dic (normalmente)October and November are the hard end of the dry season, when the heat builds until the rains break it.61
  7. Parque nacional Kakadu 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe build-up · 1 Oct – 15 Dic (normalmente)Locals call October to December the build-up: still, heavy air and thunderheads that stack up for weeks before they deliver.45

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Calor extremo en noviembre

  1. Adelaida 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat and fire danger season · 15 Nov – 15 Mar (normalmente)A run of hot northerlies can put the Hills and the Fleurieu on catastrophic fire danger and bring a total fire ban; the country fire service rates each district a day at a time.94
  2. Gaborone 🇧🇼 BotsuanaThe build-up · 1 Oct – 20 Nov (normalmente)The weeks before the rains break are the hardest of the year: still air, dust off the bare ground and afternoons nobody walks anywhere in.80
  3. Sossusvlei 🇳🇦 NamibiaHeat before the rains · 1 Oct – 31 Dic (normalmente)From October the dunes are unclimbable much after nine in the morning and the walk into Deadvlei is a first-light job or nothing.74
  4. Uluru 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat closures on the walks · 1 Nov – 31 Mar (normalmente)Park rangers close the Valley of the Winds beyond the first lookout from eleven in the morning whenever the forecast hits the mid-thirties, and the same logic applies to the Uluru base walk.69
  5. Cataratas Victoria 🇿🇼 ZimbabueSuicide month · 20 Sep – 10 Nov (normalmente)The local name for the weeks before the rains break, when the valley bakes and the bush is grey.64
  6. Parque nacional Etosha 🇳🇦 NamibiaThe heat before the rains · 1 Oct – 10 Dic (normalmente)October and November are the hard end of the dry season, when the heat builds until the rains break it.64
  7. Darwin 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe build-up · 1 Oct – 15 Dic (normalmente)Locals call the weeks before the rains the build-up: still, heavy air and thunderheads that stack up every afternoon without delivering.55
  8. Parque nacional Kakadu 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe build-up · 1 Oct – 15 Dic (normalmente)Locals call October to December the build-up: still, heavy air and thunderheads that stack up for weeks before they deliver.39

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Calor extremo en diciembre

  1. Adelaida 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat and fire danger season · 15 Nov – 15 Mar (normalmente)A run of hot northerlies can put the Hills and the Fleurieu on catastrophic fire danger and bring a total fire ban; the country fire service rates each district a day at a time.91
  2. Sossusvlei 🇳🇦 NamibiaHeat before the rains · 1 Oct – 31 Dic (normalmente)From October the dunes are unclimbable much after nine in the morning and the walk into Deadvlei is a first-light job or nothing.73
  3. Asunción 🇵🇾 ParaguaySummer heat · 1 Dic – 28 Feb (normalmente)The met service runs heat warnings through most of the southern summer and the low-lying centre holds it after dark.64
  4. Parque nacional Etosha 🇳🇦 NamibiaThe heat before the rains · 1 Oct – 10 Dic (normalmente)October and November are the hard end of the dry season, when the heat builds until the rains break it.63
  5. Alice Springs 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe heat closes the walking · 1 Dic – 28 FebFrom December the long trails are advised against, guided walks stand down, and the town runs on early mornings and waterholes.61
  6. Real parque nacional de Hlane 🇸🇿 SuazilandiaLowveld summer heat · 1 Dic – 28 FebMidsummer on the flats can push into the high thirties, the grass is high and the game scatters away from the pans.60
  7. Uluru 🇦🇺 AustraliaHeat closures on the walks · 1 Nov – 31 Mar (normalmente)Park rangers close the Valley of the Winds beyond the first lookout from eleven in the morning whenever the forecast hits the mid-thirties, and the same logic applies to the Uluru base walk.59
  8. Darwin 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe build-up · 1 Oct – 15 Dic (normalmente)Locals call the weeks before the rains the build-up: still, heavy air and thunderheads that stack up every afternoon without delivering.49
  9. Parque nacional Kakadu 🇦🇺 AustraliaThe build-up · 1 Oct – 15 Dic (normalmente)Locals call October to December the build-up: still, heavy air and thunderheads that stack up for weeks before they deliver.37

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