US EditionSpanish holiday spots to be battered by 70mph Storm Martinho wind after deadly floods
- Storm Martinho is set to hit Spain with winds of 70mph, following deadly flooding from Storm Laurence, which resulted in two fatalities according to local reports.
- Aemet, Spain's weather bureau, issued yellow and orange weather alerts for strong winds and heavy rain across various regions on Thursday.
- Strong winds and heavy rain are expected across Spain, with rain totals up to 100mm in some areas, as reported by Aemet.
- Aemet forecasts that Storm Martinho will continue impacting Spain until the weekend, with warnings in 15 regions.
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Up to 15 communities, all but Murcia and Comunidad Valenciana, are under weather warning due to rains, storms, wind, bad sea or thaw
It is foreseen a day marked by instability due to the passage of a front associated with drunkenness, the fourth in 12 daysThe global warming raises the sea to the highest level since there are records.The start of the spring has Martinho as protagonist on Thursday to leave more rains to almost all Spain and strong gusts of wind, according to the forecast of the State Agency of Meteorology (Aemet), that has activated warnings for these two reaso…
Storm Martinho set to bring more rain to south of Spain: weather alerts have already been activated in four provinces in Andalucía
After a lull this Wednesday, Aemet forecasts "locally heavy and persistent rainfall in the western half of the country, without ruling out the possibility of thunderstorms"
After having spent an early morning with a chance of rain of between 20 and 70%, starting at 07.00 a.m. the possibilities of squalls remain considerable throughout the autonomous community until 11.00 a.m. Locally intense rains accompanied by thunder and storms in the three provinces.Sun radiant in the second part of the dayHowever, from noon on March 20 the forecast of the Aemet of the Aragonese community changes completely, as it has been usua…
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