The municipality of Pego, in the province of Alicante, recorded the highest temperature of the day with 37 degrees, surpassing Saturday's 31 degrees. This 6-degree increase is part of a general trend of rising maximums in much of the Valencian territory.
In the province of Valencia, Ontinyent was one of the hottest spots, reaching 36.4 degrees, more than 4 degrees higher than Saturday's 32.2. Other towns such as Jalance (35.6 degrees), Carcaixent (35 degrees), and Xàtiva (34.9 degrees) also experienced notable increases.
In Llíria, the rise was more moderate, going from 33.1 to 33.3 degrees, while in Ademuz, 33.6 degrees were recorded. In contrast, the city of Valencia maintained stable values, with 30.5 degrees this Sunday compared to 30.4 on Saturday.
In the province of Alicante, in addition to Pego's peak, Orihuela recorded 35 degrees, more than 2 degrees above the previous day. The city of Alicante reached 33.9 degrees, a clear increase from Saturday's 30.
In the province of Castellón, temperatures remained stable, with 30.9 degrees on both Saturday and Sunday, according to Aemet data. The meteorological agency confirms a generalized increase in maximums, especially in inland and southern municipalities, while other areas maintained similar values.
