2025 Among Andorra's Four Warmest Years Since 1950

**2025 ranked among Andorra's four warmest years since records began in 1950**

Andorra's summer of 2025 was the second hottest on record since measurements started in 1950, while the preceding winter placed among the five warmest in that period. These conditions made last year one of the four hottest over the past 75 years, according to Lucia Rivero, a technician at the Office of Energy and Climate Change.

In a video posted on social media, Rivero noted that low winter rainfall combined with elevated temperatures resulted in snow depths far below normal levels. The summer saw three heatwaves, with temperatures exceeding 37 degrees Celsius in the central valley and several tropical nights recorded.

June stood out as the hottest on record, surpassing July for the first time and marking the warmest June since data collection began.

December also registered as warm, with a temperature anomaly of 0.6 degrees above average and precipitation levels described as normal by the Climate Action department's monthly summary. October's average temperature reached 4.3 degrees Celsius across stations, with total rainfall averaging 58 millimetres. Northern areas saw heavier downpours, including 78.3 millimetres at Sorteny, while eastern sites like Grau Roig recorded just 45.3 millimetres.