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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Laurence's depression affected Portugal this Monday, but another one is on the way. His name is Martinho, and he is due to reach the Portuguese mainland on Wednesday. What can we expect?
Laurence lashes Andalusia and Murcia: rivers to the limit, evictions, one dead and two missingNo passing in Fallas since 1938: the warning of the AEMET to the Valencians about what will happen with the new 'Martinho' drunkard Every autumn and winter, the arrival of strong drunkards puts on alert much of the country. Often, these weather phenomena receive their own name, as happened with Filomena or with the most recent deleted Laurence. But, who…
This phenomenon will cause abundant rains and strong gusts of wind that will spread throughout the weekend.
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