Massive wildfires in Spain have burned approximately 160,000 dunams (16,000 hectares) in the province of Zaragoza and 90,000 dunams (9,000 hectares) in Guadalajara, according to The Zioneer. High temperatures, strong winds, and low humidity are fueling the spread, with the situation described as very severe.
The Zioneer reported earlier tonight (at 18:44 Jerusalem) that massive wildfires in Spain had burned over 250,000 dunams (25,000 hectares) of forest. This update at 19:01 provides a provincial breakdown: approximately 160,000 dunams (16,000 hectares) in the province of Zaragoza and 90,000 dunams (9,000 hectares) in Guadalajara. The fires are being driven by extreme heat, strong winds, and very low humidity, with the situation described as 'very severe.' The regions affected are in northeastern Spain, near the border with France. No casualties or evacuations have been reported in this update. The Zioneer continues to monitor the situation.
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