This document provides information about Madrid, Spain. Madrid is the capital of both Spain and the autonomous community of Madrid. The symbols of Madrid include the traditional crimson flag used by Castilian municipalities and the coat of arms featuring an oak tree and strawberry plant adorned with an ancient royal crown. The climate is a continental Mediterranean climate influenced by urban conditions. Winters are cold with temperatures below 5°C and frequent frosts and snowfall. Summers are hot with average temperatures of around 24°C in July and August and occasional highs up to 35°C.

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El municipio de Madrid es
la capital de España y de la
Comunidad de Madrid,
comunidad autónoma
Los símbolos de la Villa de
Madrid son la bandera carmesí
propia de los ayuntamientos
castellanos y el escudo
tradicional con el oso y el
madroño, tocado con corona real
antigua, según el actual
reglamento de Protocolo y
Ceremonial del Ayuntamiento de
Madrid.

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6. El clima de Madrid es un clima mediterráneo continental y está muy influido por las condiciones urbanas. La temperatura promedio es
de 14,5 °C. Los inviernos son fríos, con temperaturas inferiores a los 4-5 °C, heladas frecuentes y nevadas. Los veranos son calurosos
con medias en torno a los 24 °C en julio y agosto y con máximas que, puntualmente y de forma discontinua, pueden alcanzar los 35 °C.
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