Storyline: A record-breaking heatwave has been hitting Spain since Saturday, with temperatures soaring to 46 degrees Celsius, the hottest temperature ever recorded in June, according to the Spanish national meteorological agency Aemet. The southern city El Granado reached a record high of 46 degrees Celsius on Saturday, Aemet said. The extreme heat has forced Spain to issue a red warning, as even the northern autonomous community Galicia has been bearing the heat reaching 40 degrees Celsius. "It's too hot," a Madrid resident said. "It's really hot; you have to stay hydrated; however, you can stay wet and come to places like this," another man echoed. Authorities advised the public to avoid the sun and stay hydrated, particularly vulnerable groups such as the elderly and children. Experts say climate change is behind these ever-more-frequent extreme heat events, with Europe the fastest-heating place on the planet. Shotlist: Madrid, Spain - June 29, 2025: 1. Various of people cooling down on lawn, in water jets 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Madrid resident (name not given): "It's too hot." 3. Various of people cooling down on lawn, in water jets 4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Madrid resident (name not given): "It's really hot, you have to stay hydrated however you can, stay wet, and come to places like this." 5. Various of people cooling down in water jets, on lawn; walking with hats, umbrellas; sitting under umbrellas; drinking water. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]