Spain’s fourth named storm in 12 days brings warnings for rain, wind and travel chaos
- Storm Martinho, Spain's fourth storm in 12 days, brings severe weather warnings for rain and wind, impacting tourism areas like Malaga and Valencia.
- Spain's weather service AEMET issued an orange alert for Andalucia on Tuesday, forecasting up to 80mm of rain and winds up to 75 km/h.
- Two people have died in flooding caused by Storm Laurence, following the devastation from the storm.
- Residents in affected regions are advised to monitor local forecasts and prepare for travel disruptions due to strong winds and heavy rainfall.
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Spain Braces For 4th Major Storm In 12 Days, Heavy Rain And Flooding Expected – Political Uprise
Spain is on high alert as the country faces its fourth major storm in just 12 days, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and the threat of more flooding. With March on track to become one of the wettest months on record, authorities are urging caution and preparing for potential disruptions as the storm system continues to impact various regions. Much of Spain is on high alert Thursday as the powerful storm Martinho sweeps across the country, brin…
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