Tarragona is under an orange alert today due to severe rainfall. Storm warnings extend across Aragón, Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands. Authorities expect heavy showers and changing temperatures in affected regions.
Temperatures fall in Zaragoza as clear skies dominate. Highs reach 31°C, with northwest winds and a brief increase in cloud cover. The weekend forecast brings further changes.
Civil Protection maintains the Inuncat alert for Tarragona and Terres del Ebre. Intense storms and possible flooding are expected overnight. Authorities urge residents to avoid flood-prone areas and follow safety advice.
A rare Atlantic storm is set to disrupt weather across northern and eastern Spain. Authorities have issued rain and storm alerts for several regions. Temperatures are expected to drop sharply in affected areas.
Spain faces a sharp weather shift as storms and cooler air sweep across the country. Authorities warn of strong winds and possible flooding in several regions. The change disrupts recent summer stability.
Spain faces a sharp weather shift as storms and heavy rain move in. Orange alerts are active for intense downpours and hail, while temperatures are set to drop by up to 10°C in many areas.
Catalonia is facing intense storms, bringing heavy rain and hail alongside strong winds. Civil Protection has activated the Inuncat pre-alert, while emergency crews respond to damage in several areas.
Spain faces a sudden atmospheric shift, with temperatures falling by up to 10°C below normal. Heavy rain and storms are expected across much of the country. Experts say this rare August event remains within the range of normal climate variability.
Persistent rain has returned to the North East, ending weeks of dry weather. Morning commutes face wet conditions and lower temperatures. Forecasts show a brief break before drier days return.
Aemet has activated orange alerts for storms and hail in Valencia and Alicante. Temperatures are set to fall sharply after record heat, while coastal areas remain under heat warnings.
A strong low-pressure system is set to trigger intense monsoon rains across central and northern India. The India Meteorological Department warns of heavy downpours in several states. Localized flooding and travel disruptions are possible.
Spain faces a turbulent week as DANA brings storms and a trough increases instability. Weather warnings are active in several regions, and temperatures are set to fall, especially in the north.
A violent storm brought 186 litres of rain per square metre to Bejís. Flooded homes, damaged bridges and blocked roads have left the town struggling to restore normal life. Local authorities are assessing the full extent of the damage.
Fifteen autonomous communities are under weather warnings for rain and storms. Five regions are under orange alert. Temperatures drop sharply in the north, while heat and fog persist in some areas.
A flash flood in Manzaneda de Valdueza, León, killed two women and injured two minors. Emergency services responded after a landslide hit a local bodega. No one remains missing.
Bilbao faces a turbulent Saturday, with overnight storms and patchy rain. Temperatures will range from 21 to 28°C. Conditions are expected to stabilize by the afternoon, though clouds and light showers may persist.
The India Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rain in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, and Delhi on August 15, 17, and 18. Monsoon activity remains weak in basic regions, and authorities have issued a yellow alert.
A DANA will bring intense storms and hail, with possible wind bursts across much of northern and eastern Spain. Authorities have issued orange and yellow alerts, and the most unstable conditions are expected on Saturday.
All Spanish regions face official warnings for dangerous heat or severe weather, including heavy rain and storms. Temperatures are expected to exceed 35°C, with some areas nearing 40°C. Authorities warn of hail and strong winds.
Aemet has issued yellow alerts for Mallorca as temperatures climb and storm risk rises. Temperatures could reach 38°C, with potentially strong downpours also forecast. The warnings cover Friday and Saturday.
Storm Austen and its fronts will bring unsettled weather to parts of Spain this weekend, while high pressure keeps most of the peninsula stable. Rain and wind alerts are in place in northern and northeastern areas.
Spain faces a new wave of severe storms, bringing hail and strong winds. Orange and yellow alerts are active in multiple regions, and authorities warn of possible flooding and dangerous conditions.
Catalunya faces a severe weather alert as intense rainfall is expected. Authorities have activated the Inuncat flood plan, and residents are urged to avoid unnecessary travel and stay away from flood-prone areas.
Heavy rain and strong winds flooded areas and disrupted transport across Catalonia, bringing down trees. Emergency services handled dozens of incidents, while authorities urged caution near rivers and in flood-prone areas.
A surge of Antarctic air will hit southern Australia, bringing damaging winds and heavy rain, with hail and snow also possible. Authorities warn of severe weather across at least four states. Flooding and power outages are possible as the system moves east.
Spain sees a drop in maximum temperatures as a new front brings rain to the northwest. Despite this, heat warnings persist in the south and east. Gran Canaria remains under red alert for extreme temperatures.
Spain’s record heatwave is fading as an Atlantic front arrives. Aemet forecasts strong storms and hail, especially in the northeast. Five regions remain under heat alerts despite the cooling trend.
Aemet forecasts six days of possible rain in Castellón, mainly affecting inland areas. Showers will be irregular, with storms likely midweek. The coast will see more sun but remains at risk of scattered precipitation.
Bizkaia faces a sharp change as August begins, with rain returning and temperatures dropping. Meteorological agencies predict several days of showers and cooler air. The shift follows an unusually warm July in the region.
Aemet says the heatwave in the Valencian Community is ending, but unstable weather is expected to bring five days of rain and storms. Temperatures will stabilize, with the final heat alert in place for inland Valencia.
Spain has lifted most orange heat warnings, with Andalusia the exception. Several eastern provinces now face risks of severe storms and hail. The changing weather brings new challenges for residents and authorities.
Spain's heatwave is winding down, with Aemet forecasting a return to more typical summer temperatures. A trough will bring storms and rain to the north, affecting daily life and travel in several regions.
Spain faces a brief drop in temperatures at the start of August, but heat is expected to intensify again. Rainfall will remain limited, with only a few regions likely to see showers. Forecasts for mid-month remain highly uncertain.
Severe storms are expected to hit eastern Spain during the ongoing heatwave, bringing intense downpours and strong winds, with hail also possible in several regions. Authorities warn of increased fire risk and unstable weather.
A marked change in weather will hit Spain this weekend. Heavy rain is forecast for the north, while temperatures will fall sharply in many regions. The Mediterranean coast will see relief from the heat by Sunday.
