Segovia
Spanish municipality, in Castilla y León, capital of the province of the same name
- 5d ago
Fifteen Spanish regions on alert as September heatwave reaches 42 degrees
A late-summer heat episode placed 15 Spanish communities on meteorological alert on 4 September, with maximum temperatures reaching 42 degrees Celsius in southern and central river valleys.
- Aug 13
AEMET forecasts Atlantic front bringing temperature drops across interior Spain on 27 August
An Atlantic air mass will sweep across mainland Spain on 27 August 2026, lowering inland temperatures to 24 degrees in Cáceres while eastern coastal regions remain near 35 degrees.
- Aug 13
Víctor Coyote, Spanish rock-Latin fusion pioneer and Los Coyotes founder, dies at 68 in Segovia
Víctor Aparicio Abundancia, known as Víctor Coyote, founder of Los Coyotes and a pioneer of Latin-infused rock in Spain, was found unconscious beside his bicycle in Marugán, Segovia on Thursday. He was 68.
- Aug 10
Segovia wildfire stabilises but evacuations continue as wind risk persists overnight
A wildfire that began Saturday near Navas de San Antonio in Segovia province, Spain, forced evacuations of Los Ángeles de San Rafael and Vegas de Matute as strong winds drove flames through dry pastureland. By Monday evening the perimeter had stabilised, but evacuations remained in force overnight.
- Jul 19
Spain clinches second World Cup with 1-0 extra-time win over Argentina, FIFA probes final's mass brawl
Ferran Torres scored an extra-time winner as Spain defeated 10-man Argentina 1-0 in New Jersey, a match that ended in a brawl sparking a FIFA disciplinary investigation.
- Jul 10
Newcastle disease outbreak in Valladolid forces culling of 1.2 million birds and triggers mandatory vaccination across Castile and León
An outbreak of Newcastle disease in Valladolid has forced the culling of over 1.2 million birds and will require the emptying of farms with up to 1.5 million, as Castile and León announces mandatory vaccination and direct losses top 12 million euros.
- Jul 1
Spain's first total eclipse since 1912 prompts 500+ medical consultations, mostly minor eye complaints
A total solar eclipse crossed Spain on August 12 for the first time since 1912, sending more than 500 people to health services across 14 regions with mostly minor eye complaints and anxiety.
