Heat waves are intensifying in Spain, leading to a surge in heat-related deaths. Experts warn that while the official statistics may only reflect a handful of deaths directly attributed to the heat, the true number is likely much higher, as it is difficult to accurately determine the cause of death in such cases. The summer months, especially July and August, are known to be particularly dangerous, with rising temperatures pushing the body beyond its limits. Doctors have reported treating patients with dangerously high body temperatures, a hallmark of heatstroke, during the current heatwave. While authorities have issued warnings about the dangers of extreme heat, the rise in temperatures continues to pose a serious public health concern.