Spain faces a peak in its current heatwave with red weather alerts affecting parts of the country. According to Euronews, five provinces wake up under the highest level of warning for Tuesday, with forecast temperatures approaching or reaching around 40°C. As temperatures remain dangerously high, many local authorities take precautionary steps to reduce wildfire risk. Across Spain, dozens of town and municipal councils cancel or extinguish planned San Juan bonfires, an event held around the summer solstice in various communities. The measures are taken because firework displays and large open flames can spread easily in extremely hot and dry conditions. The actions by local councils reflect the focus of national and regional emergency planning on preventing new fire outbreaks while the heatwave persists. The reports indicate that the cancellations and extinguishing of bonfires happen alongside red alert conditions, which heighten monitoring and preparedness for potential wildfire activity in the affected provinces.