Extreme heat continues to persist in most parts of Spain as holidaymakers and residents are warned to stay safe.
Temperatures across the country have climbed to 40C this week, making it the hottest May since records began. The unusually weather is caused by hot air coming from North Africa bringing with it dusty skies and extreme temperatures.
A heat warning is has now been put in place for ten regions with temperatures between 10C and 15C above average for this time of year. At night temperatures do not drop below 20C.
