© ShutterstockEl Granado breaks record: highest temperature ever recorded in JuneOver 100 weather stations reported temperatures above 40CRegions on red alert in the next few daysWhen will it end? We repeat it:The previous record was 45.2°C in Seville, all the way back in 1965, the officials report. So, it took six decades to break that mark.And it's not just El Granado gasping for air.Cities and villages across Andalusia and beyond have been baking. In Cabo de Creus (Girona), it was still a steamy 28.7°C in the early morning hours. These days, Spain is not just hot, but record-breakingly hot.