La Garrotxa experiences record temperatures
The Garrotxa region has experienced an exceptional situation this January, with temperatures that have exceeded all records. According to the Meteorological Service of Catalonia, both Olot and Vall d’en Bas have recorded unprecedented temperatures this month. In the Vall d’en Bas, a maximum of 25.3 degrees has been reached, surpassing the previous record of January 20, 2007. In Olot, the temperature has reached 25.2 degrees, becoming the second highest in the country. This exceptional weather situation has surprised everyone and has generated great interest among the inhabitants of the region.
Historical records in Catalonia
This heat record has not only been set in La Garrotxa, but records have also been broken in other parts of Catalonia. According to Meteocat, a total of 21 observatories have recorded record maximum temperatures this January. In Anglès, in the region of Girona, 25.4 degrees have been reached, just three degrees from the historical record of 28 degrees recorded at the Ebro Observatory on January 28, 2021. These exceptional temperatures demonstrate the impact of climate change and the need to take measures to mitigate its effects.
Impact on the population
This weather situation has had a great impact on the population of La Garrotxa. Many residents have been surprised and have expressed concern about climate change and its effects. In addition, this record heat has generated great interest among scientists and the media, who have highlighted the importance of taking action to combat climate change and protect our planet.
