Skies will mostly remain clear, though severe wildfire risks have persisted. The eclipse will occur low in the western sky near sunset on the evening of 12 August. Generally clear and stable weather has prevailed across most viewing regions, though some coastal and northern mountain clouds have appeared. Authorities have raised extreme wildfire alerts due to dry vegetation, urging high caution in rural and mountainous areas. weather eclipse week Spain, Aemet forecast 12 August, clear skies solar eclipse, heatwave Spain August 2026, temperatures eclipse day, Mediterranean humidity, storm risk eastern Spain, viewing conditions eclipse, Spanish weather 11 August, solar observation weather, heat alerts Spain, eclipse meteorological outlook, AEMET Spain, Spanish weather forecast, Mediterranean climate, southern Spain temperatures, Mallorca weather August, eclipse weather forecast, Spain temperature guide, eclipse viewing conditions, safety tips eclipse, heatwave advice Spain, AEMET eclipse forecast, solar eclipse weather, Spanish heatwave August, eclipse visibility conditions, wildfire risk SpainAEMET shared in a written statement “high-pressure systems have ensured excellent visibility with virtually no cloud cover on 11 and 12 August, though severe wildfire risks remain due to dry vegetation.”