Finland’s brief stretch of sunshine is ending as rain moves in from the west. Meteorologists expect temperatures to fall and unsettled weather to continue through the week, affecting both northern and southern parts of the country.
Valencia is set for a wet Thursday, with rain and persistent humidity dominating the forecast. Temperatures are expected to remain between 19°C and 23°C, and residents should prepare for changing conditions and slippery streets.
Relentless overnight rain flooded streets in eastern Spain and left one person dead in Barcelona. Classes were suspended and the metro ground to a halt. Valencia and Catalonia bore the brunt, while the storm threatened parts of Andalusia.
A man died after floodwaters swept his car away in Olivella, Barcelona. Emergency crews searched through the night. Authorities warn that more storms are expected and risks remain high.
Seville starts Thursday under thick clouds and a mild breeze, but the sun is expected to break through by midday. With highs of 33°C and a slight chance of storms later, the weekend will bring even hotter, sunnier weather.
Albacete is under an orange alert for intense rain and storms, with meteorologists warning of a sharp drop in temperatures and unsettled weather. The risk extends to nearby towns, and residents are advised to prepare for possible disruptions.
A woman disappeared after floodwaters swept her away in Olivella during severe storms in Catalonia. Emergency services launched a major search with drones and firefighters. The storm disrupted transport and power across Barcelona.
Torrential rain left the Ciudad de Valencia stadium unplayable, forcing Levante UD and Athletic Club to call off their match. LaLiga will announce a new date soon.
Education in fifteen Murcia municipalities will be suspended until 3 p.m. tomorrow. Social and day centres for seniors and people with disabilities will also close. The decision follows an orange alert for heavy rainfall and aims to limit movement in affected areas.
Severe storms triggered ES-Alert warnings across Catalonia. A woman is missing in Olivella after being swept away by floodwaters. Schools in 15 Murcia municipalities are closed due to extreme rainfall risks.
Barcelona and nearby areas are under an orange alert after intense rain triggered flash flood warnings and power outages, while major roads were closed. Authorities have urged residents to avoid unnecessary travel and follow emergency instructions as the risk of flooding remains high.
A violent storm brought flash floods and major transport disruptions to Barcelona. Metro and road services, along with the airport, faced severe interruptions as emergency crews responded to hundreds of incidents across the city.
Heavy rain caused major flooding in Valencia and Barcelona, prompting emergency alerts. Schools in 15 Murcia municipalities closed, while transport and airports faced major disruption.
Spain is bracing for a sharp weather shift as maximum temperatures plunge across the north and center. AEMET forecasts intense storms in the east and the Balearic Islands, with hail and strong winds expected. September’s heat is giving way to autumn conditions.
Between 21 and 27 September, France is set for a stretch of summer-like heat, with temperatures forecast to reach up to 10°C above the seasonal average. Meteorologists say the unusual warmth, driven by air masses from Morocco, could break late-September records.
A 3.1-magnitude earthquake shook Granada and nearby towns early Wednesday, unsettling residents just as emergency measures were being eased. The tremor came a month after the seismic swarm began, with more than 1,700 quakes recorded since August.
Spain’s long stretch of extreme heat is finally ending. Meteorologist Belén Samper says temperatures will drop as rain moves in, bringing a risk of storms and flooding.
Catalonia and Comunidad Valenciana, along with the Balearic Islands, face violent storms and torrential rain this week. Emergency alerts are in place as meteorologists warn of flash floods, with hail and damaging winds possible from Wednesday through Friday.
Noisiel faces a day of shifting skies and brisk winds on September 16. Temperatures will rise from a humid morning to a breezy afternoon, as cloud cover and wind strength change rapidly.
Madrid faces an abrupt shift, with temperatures falling below 30°C across most of the region. The Sierra is bracing for afternoon storms, while cooler days are expected through the week before summer heat returns. Residents are urged to prepare for unpredictable weather swings.
Spain is bracing for a turbulent Wednesday as the national weather agency issues orange alerts for storms and heavy rain. From Madrid to Valencia, millions face flooding risks as temperatures swing sharply and winds strengthen.
A NASA satellite captured a large Saharan dust cloud sweeping across Mali in early September 2026. The event came after the usual dust season had mostly ended, but conditions allowed the cloud to reach the Atlantic. Scientists are watching for possible changes linked to El Niño.
Spain is facing another bout of summer-like heat in October, with temperatures set to climb 5 to 10 degrees above average. The country has already broken records this year for the number and duration of heatwaves.
Madrid is heading into a weekend of clear skies and rising temperatures, with highs reaching 32°C and no rain in the forecast. Residents should prepare for strong sun and persistent warmth.
Brunete is set for a sharp rise in temperatures this weekend, with clear skies and little cloud cover. Highs will climb above 32°C, and nights will stay warmer than usual.
Spain faces orange alerts for storms and dangerous waves across the Mediterranean and Catalonia. Authorities warn of flooding, while strong winds could bring sudden temperature drops as several regions brace for disruption.
Zaragoza is set for several days of clear skies and rising temperatures, with highs above 30°C and barely any wind. Nearby cities face similar conditions, offering little relief from the heat.
Storms with lightning set off wildfires in Valencia and Alicante. Most fires were small and quickly put out, but emergency teams responded to dozens of calls as weather alerts remained active.
After a brief spell of overnight rain, Murcia wakes to cooler temperatures and clearing skies. The weekend brings stable weather, with no return to the recent heat.
The Valencian Community is under an orange alert for violent storms and hail. Aemet forecasts heavy rain and damaging winds, especially on the northern Alicante coast. Weather warnings remain in effect through early Thursday.
Heavy rainfall has swept across the Valencian Community. Càrcer saw over 30 litres per square metre in just one hour. Authorities have issued orange and yellow alerts for Alicante and Valencia due to the risk of violent storms.
High-speed rail service between Madrid and Barcelona restarted after a two-hour suspension caused by storm damage to overhead lines. Delays and cancellations affected trains and flights across Catalonia.
Adif suspended all high-speed trains between Madrid and Barcelona after a lightning strike damaged overhead lines in Catalonia. The closure disrupted Renfe, Iryo, and Ouigo services for at least two hours as authorities prioritized safety and urgent repairs.
Spain’s meteorological agency has issued orange alerts for violent storms in the Mediterranean. Heavy rain, hail and damaging winds threaten Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia, Almería and the Balearic Islands. Authorities urge caution.
Thunderstorms and showers are moving into Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, bringing shifting winds and temperatures between 18 and 22 degrees. Coastal areas face gusts and rapid changes in the weather.
