A shallow 1.8-magnitude earthquake was felt in Churriana de la Vega on Friday morning. The tremor is part of a persistent seismic series affecting Granada since mid-August. Residents remain on alert as aftershocks continue.
Granada’s Alhendín region has experienced more than 40 earthquakes in a single day. Several tremors were felt by residents, causing property damage and forcing evacuations. Authorities are monitoring the situation.
A sudden tornado struck Antromero, damaging roofs and crops while hitting local infrastructure. The storm lasted just two minutes but caused impressive disruption. Residents now face the challenge of recovery.
A powerful storm swept across Asturias, bringing a tornado to Antromero and severe flooding to Oviedo and Avilés. Floodwater turned streets into rivers and damaged homes and public facilities; organizers postponed several events.
Madrid experienced its coldest August day in nearly three decades. A polar air mass pushed daytime highs down to 21.4°C, far below seasonal norms. Temperatures are set to rebound over the coming days.
A wildfire near El Saler led to the overnight evacuation of 161 people. Residents and campers spent the night in a converted sports hall. Emergency crews continue to battle the blaze as basic roads remain closed.
A wildfire broke out around midday in the Devesa de El Saler, Valencia. Firefighters and aircraft were deployed to contain the flames, while authorities evacuated parking areas and restricted access.
A powerful Atlantic front is sweeping across Spain, bringing a rapid fall in temperatures and widespread rain. Galicia faces intense showers and storms, while strong winds affect mountainous areas. Mediterranean coasts remain hot.
Madrid will get a break from recent heat as temperatures fall below 25°C. Light rain is expected in the Sierra, with winds picking up at higher elevations. The respite will be brief, with summer heat returning by the weekend.
A new Atlantic front is bringing violent storms and hail to northwest Spain. Strong winds and sharp temperature swings are creating a day of contrasts across the country, while Mediterranean regions remain mostly stable but face rising heat.
Persistent storms and heavy rainfall are affecting northern Spain, with Galicia facing the most severe conditions. Weather alerts remain in place as temperatures stay unusually low for June. Authorities expect conditions to improve by Friday.
A mother and her minor daughter died in Tarragona after a wall collapsed during a severe storm. The incident has raised questions about emergency alert protocols, while authorities defend their response as a collective decision based on technical criteria.
A 110-meter suspension bridge now marks the southern exit of Caminito del Rey, reducing the final climb by 30 meters and lowering peak temperatures by up to 11.4°C. The upgrade is designed to make conditions safer and more comfortable for visitors, especially during summer heat.
A wildfire in Collserola Park has scorched 45 hectares and forced evacuations. Authorities have lifted lockdowns in Torre Baró and Ciutat Meridiana, while firefighters remain cautious because of active hotspots.
A sharp change in atmospheric pressure triggered a rare meteotsunami on the Valencian coast. Beaches in Xàbia and Gandía saw the sea recede and surge within minutes. Authorities tracked the event and confirmed its cause.
A sharp retreat and rapid return of the sea surprised Santa Pola, Alicante. Police closed roads as water reached inland. The event, known as a meteotsunami, differs from earthquake-driven tsunamis.
Seville offers just five public recreational pools for its entire population. Many neighborhoods endure power cuts and extreme heat. The city’s pool shortage stands out compared with Zaragoza’s 22 municipal pools.
A new storm is due to hit Spain in late August, bringing heavy rain and hail, with strong winds in the north and west. Meanwhile, the Mediterranean faces a heatwave. Authorities warn of unstable conditions and rapid temperature swings.
The last week of August brought hail and torrential rain, with winds reaching up to 140 km/h. Catalonia and the Balearic Islands reported material damage and emergency alerts as authorities responded to dozens of incidents.
An 18-year-old woman and her mother died after a wall collapsed during heavy rains in Roda de Berà. The incident prompted two days of mourning and renewed scrutiny of emergency alerts.
A mother and daughter injured when a wall collapsed in Roda de Berà remain in critical condition. The local council mistakenly reported that they had been taken off life support. The storm caused major damage across the Costa Dorada.
A mother and her 18-year-old daughter died after a wall collapsed on them during Saturday’s storm in Roda de Berà. The local council confirmed the deaths and announced two days of mourning. The incident has renewed concerns about local infrastructure.
A powerful hailstorm halted the third stage of La Vuelta 2026 in France. The route became impassable, forcing organizers to cancel the finish. Pogacar remains overall leader as teams head to Andorra.
A new Atlantic storm will bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to northwest Spain. Authorities warn of severe weather in Galicia and Asturias, alongside sharp temperature contrasts across the country. Fire risk remains high in several regions.
A sudden hailstorm in Tarragona left dozens injured and caused major disruptions. Local mayors say they were not warned in time, while Civil Protection defends its alert policy, citing forecast thresholds.
A violent storm struck Tarragona, flooding streets and killing more than 100 pigeons at the port. Emergency services responded to hundreds of incidents. Weather alerts remain active across Catalonia.
A violent hailstorm and thunder forced the suspension of the third stage of the Vuelta a España, disrupting the race and leaving organizers and cyclists to deal with dangerous conditions. The incident showed how unpredictable major sporting events in Spain can be.
A violent hailstorm in Font-Romeu stopped LaVuelta with 15 km remaining. Cyclists abandoned their bikes and sought shelter. Officials neutralized the stage and cancelled the podium ceremony over safety concerns.
Spain activates orange weather alerts in Aragón, Catalonia and Menorca, with heavy rain, hail and strong winds expected. Authorities warn of dangerous sea-level changes in the Balearic Islands.
Catalonia, Aragon and the Balearic Islands face orange-level weather alerts. Intense rain and hail are expected, along with strong winds. Authorities warn of local flooding and dangerous sea conditions.
Épinal faces a marked change in weather on Monday. An early-morning chill will give way to clouds and afternoon drizzle. Temperatures will range from 12°C to 25°C, with humidity rising overnight.
Valencia has endured its hottest summer on record, with extreme heat and dangerous nights amid major wildfires. Authorities now warn of a shift to torrential autumn rains as the risks change.
Cáceres is under a yellow alert for rain and storms, with unstable skies and falling temperatures. The AEMET warning could affect daily routines and travel, as rain and thunderstorms are expected throughout the day.
A storm over Portugal is driving intense rainfall and thunderstorms across much of Spain. The northeast and Balearic Islands face severe weather, while temperatures fall sharply in several regions.
Madrid’s climate shelters are concentrated in the city center and open only during fixed periods. Experts and users say this leaves many residents unprotected during extreme heat, prompting calls for wider access and better information.
