Cordoba, renowned as one of Spain's most scorching urban centers, consistently witnesses temperatures soaring beyond 30°C, even during the month of April.

While summer appears to have passed the UK, a significant part of Europe continues to endure one of the most intense heatwaves in its history.

Tourists from these sun-drenched regions have reportedly traveled to the UK expressly to relish in the cold and damp climate.

Temperatures surpassing 40°C have been recorded in several European countries this year, with some even edging towards the 50°C mark.

Among the hardest-hit nations is Spain, which recently witnessed yet another bout of extreme heat.

Córdoba is often recognized as one of Spain's most scalding urban locales, maintaining its summery ambiance even during the winter months.

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Situated in Andalusia, not only the hottest zone in Spain but also in the entirety of Europe, Cordoba has witnessed tales from British expatriates who have been confined indoors due to the oppressive weather.

This autonomous region is also home to Seville, which frequently claims the title of one of the nation's warmest settlements.

Córdoba regularly experiences temperatures around 35°C during the peak of summer, but this year, it has surpassed its own average. Photo by kallerna, Wikimedia commons.