Two Atlantic storms will hit Spain this week, bringing intense rainfall and a marked drop in temperatures. Galicia and Aragón, along with Catalonia and the Balearic Islands, face the highest risk. Weather warnings remain in effect.
Spain faces a week of weather extremes. Heavy rain and storms will hit the northwest, while the Mediterranean remains under intense heat, affecting daily life and regional forecasts.
Aemet has activated a yellow alert for storms and heavy rain in the Comunitat Valenciana. The warning comes as the region faces unstable weather and hopes for relief in fire-affected areas.
Intense storms struck Corsica and parts of southeastern France on Friday, bringing heavy rain and hail alongside strong wind gusts. The weather caused disruption. Authorities issued yellow alerts as the system moved toward Italy.
Severe overnight rains in Costa Daurada left 11 injured and caused major flooding. Local mayors are demanding urgent structural changes to prevent future disasters. Authorities are assessing damage and reviewing emergency protocols.
Lando Norris starts from pole at the last Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort. Rain complicates preparations, with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli close behind. Lewis Hamilton is seeking his first win at the circuit.
Firefighters have stabilized the Segorbe wildfire after it burned 630 hectares. More than 1,000 residents of Gátova were evacuated. Emergency services worked through the night to contain the blaze.
Severe overnight storms in Tarragona injured seven people and forced mass evacuations, while disrupting transport. Roads and rail lines were cut, and emergency services remain on alert. Authorities warn of further intense rainfall in the Delta de l'Ebre.
Heavy overnight rains on the Costa Daurada left parts of Baix Penedès flooded. Emergency services rescued trapped motorists and relocated affected families. Tourists lost vehicles and accommodation as local infrastructure struggled.
Severe overnight rainfall in Costa Daurada caused mass evacuations and injuries, while authorities faced criticism over the lack of alerts. Several towns in Tarragona province suffered major flooding and damage.
Severe overnight storms in Costa Daurada caused record flooding, injured 11 people and forced evacuations from a campsite and nightclub. Basic roads and train lines were closed as emergency services responded.
A powerful Atlantic storm is set to reach Spain, bringing heavy rain and strong winds as temperatures fall sharply. Rare for August, the system is expected to affect mainly the northwest and northeast from Monday.
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.
A major wildfire near Segorbe has forced the evacuation of Gátova. Over 600 hectares have burned. Emergency teams are focused on preventing the fire from crossing basic roads as weather conditions remain uncertain.
Nantes faces a marked weather shift on August 22. Morning chill gives way to cloud cover and rising winds. Temperatures will swing from 13°C to 25°C, with gusts up to 35 km/h.
Zaragoza faces a marked drop in temperatures and increased cloud cover. Winds are shifting across the region, with rain possible in Calatayud. Residents are seeing a impressive change after recent weather patterns.
Heavy rain has left hundreds of migrant women and children in Ceuta sleeping on wet mattresses. Volunteers and residents criticize authorities for prioritizing men and failing to provide adequate shelter for vulnerable groups.
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.
Jaén recorded Spain’s highest average temperatures in June and July. The province faces a sharp rise in extreme-heat days, prompting new local measures. Residents and workers are adapting as health risks and disruptions grow.
Nearly 700 earthquakes have shaken Granada and its suburbs. More than 600 residents remain evacuated from Las Gabias because of structural damage, while authorities conduct safety checks before allowing them to return.
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 sudden storm with winds of up to 150 km/h hit Alzira and nearby towns. Roofs collapsed and trees fell; several areas lost power. Local authorities and residents are assessing the damage.
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.
Friday brings a grey morning and rising humidity to Clermont-Ferrand. Winds strengthen as clouds move quickly through the day. Temperatures reach 25°C, then ease in the evening.
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.
Germany is split into three weather zones this week. The south faces storms and heavy rain, while summer sun settles over the centre. In the north, frequent showers and cooler air keep conditions unsettled.
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.
A sudden storm with hurricane-force winds and hail hit Valencia. Roads and railways were blocked, and a church roof collapsed in Alzira. Emergency services responded to more than 50 incidents in La Ribera.
Over 90 municipalities in the Valencian Community recorded nighttime temperatures above 35°C. Dénia reached 39°C, setting a new local record, as meteorological networks reported historic extremes across the region.
Severe storms with hurricane-force winds and hail have struck several towns in Valencia province. Emergency services responded to widespread damage, including collapsed roofs and fallen trees. Authorities urge caution as weather alerts remain in effect.
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.
A major wildfire in Las Hurdes has prompted a stay-at-home order in Nuñomoral and evacuations in several villages. The fire, suspected to have been deliberately set, has reached Salamanca province, intensifying emergency efforts.
A major wildfire in Las Hurdes has destroyed 3,700 hectares of pine forest. More than 800 residents have been evacuated, while 1,200 remain confined. Authorities are expanding emergency measures as conditions shift.
Valencia experienced its hottest night on record, with temperatures not dropping below 30.9°C. Castellón also set a new minimum, as the heatwave pushed nighttime temperatures far above previous highs across much of the region.
