US EditionAemet activates amber and yellow alerts for heavy rain on the Costa del Sol and across Malaga province as storm train hits Spain
- An orange weather alert has been issued by Aemet for parts of Malaga province due to a major storm forecast, predicting up to 80 millimeters of rain.
- Weather warnings have been activated for many southern coastal regions, including Cadiz, Huelva, and Sevilla, predicting up to 40 millimeters of rainfall over 12 hours.
- Aemet's director, Jesús Riesco, stated, 'The door has been opened to storms in our latitudes,' indicating ongoing storm patterns in Spain and predictions for additional storms bringing further rain throughout the week.
- The rain gauge at Malaga Airport has recorded over 180 millimeters of rain since February 28, which is three times the historical average for March, with more wet weather anticipated in the coming days.
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The Borasca Laurence arrives in the Peninsula with heavy rains in the southwest and alerts eight communities
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Last hour of the storm in the Region of Murcia, which dawns with yellow warning
The State Meteorology Agency (Aemet) plans for this Tuesday, March 18, very cloudy skies, with occasional showers, transmitting precipitation and opening clear at dusk.The Altiplano, the Northwest, the Vega del Segura and the Guadalentín Valley, Lorca and Eagles are this Tuesday on yellow notice for rains until 16.00 hours.According to the Aemet, accumulated precipitations of 15 mm are expected in these regions in an hour that could be accompani…
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