Spanish authorities warn of worsening conditions as new heatwave approaches wildfire zones

Firefighters across southern Europe are battling active blazes while bracing for an incoming heatwave. In Spain's Madrid region, over 190,000 people have been evacuated or isolated as gusty winds complicate containment efforts. Although fires west of Madrid slowed their advance overnight and blazes near Bordeaux remain stable, regional authorities warn the threat is far from over.

Movement restrictions around the Spanish capital remain in place. Regional leadership described the circumstances as "devilish" while urging residents to exercise extreme caution. Emergency services fear that rising temperatures in the coming days could exacerbate active fire fronts across the region.

Sources: TV 2 Nyheter