Canary Islands on Alert as Storm Bruna Threatens Flooding and 90km/h Winds
Officials warned of flooding and dangerous seas as gusts could reach 90 km/h across the archipelago, with heavy rain expected to intensify Sunday.
- The State Meteorological Agency issued orange and yellow warnings on Monday, November 9, 2026, as Storm Bruna approaches the Spanish mainland with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.
- Western regions including Andalucia and Extremadura face the heaviest downpours, with accumulations potentially reaching 120 to 150 litres per square metre as the system moves inland from the Atlantic.
- Gusts could exceed 100km/h in northern mountain locations, while waves reaching up to six metres along the western Galician coastline prompted authorities to warn against exposed seaside activities.
- Civil Protection officials advised residents to reduce driving speeds and avoid flood-prone areas, warning that intense rainfall could cause sudden rises in water levels in normally dry channels.
- Unsettled conditions are expected to persist until at least Wednesday, November 11, while meteorologists warn a separate deep, powerful autumnal storm will likely impact the peninsula early next week.
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The Iberian Peninsula will continue to be battered by storm Bruno on Tuesday, but another storm, Charles, will arrive from the Atlantic on Wednesday. Both storms will bring strong winds and heavy rain to the Iberian Peninsula, which could cause flooding. Spain has issued its highest flood warning. Charles will then bring heavy rain to other parts of Europe in the coming days.
The IPMA warns that there are still doubts about the trajectory and intensity of depression, so it is not possible to determine, for now, which regions will be most affected.
Severe weather threatens the Iberian Peninsula. The region will be hit by the Bruna storm, then by the Charles depression
The new front moves from the Atlantic threatening to affect both the Canary Islands and the Peninsula.
AEMET has raised the warning to orange in the provinces of Seville and Huelva by heavy rains, as well as three other provinces will also be affected by storms and very strong winds.
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