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Beach-Goers Enjoy Barceloneta's Beach In Barcelona On July 18, 2023. Spain Issued Hot Weather Red Alerts For Three Regions Due To The "Extreme" Danger Posed By Scorching Temperatures As Firefighters Made Gains In Their Battle Against A Blaze Raging In The Canary Islands. Weather Agency Aemet Said Temperatures Would Hit Highs Between 38 Degrees Celsius (100 Fahrenheit) And 42 Degrees Across Much Of The Drought-Stricken Country, Sending People To Seek Shade From A Blistering Sun. (Photo By Pau Barrena / Afp) (Photo By Pau Barrena/Afp Via Getty Images)

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Irish tourists face increased fines for street drinking in Barcelona

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