Four Deaths Reported as DANA Adam Flooding Prompts More than 1 000 Rescues in Eastern Spain
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Four deaths reported as DANA Adam flooding prompts more than 1 000 rescues in eastern Spain
DANA Adam brought torrential rain and severe flooding to eastern Spain from October 17 to 19, 2026, prompting restrictions across 145 municipalities in Valencia and Alicante. Emergency services carried out more than 1 000 rescues on October 19, while four deaths were reported during the wider storm episode and AEMET said Pego received 632 mm (24.9 inches) of rain in 36 hours. Source
The rains exceeded 700 liters per square meter in Valencia and Alicante, in addition to 145 confined municipalities and the orange alert extended to Catalonia.
In Spain, the Adam storm hit the cities of the Mediterranean Sea. Strong floods endangered the communities of Valencia and Catalonia. Four people died and over 2,100 were evacuated. Wandered in arms, with frightened faces, two old people were saved from the water by the prompt intervention of Spanish firefighters. [...]
Spain is being tested by floods. Hundreds of rescue operations are underway, at least four people have died, while more than 2,000 people are being evacuated from their homes The article Floods with four dead in Spain was originally published on AlphaTV.
The rainy season that hit the east of Spain began this Tuesday to respite after causing at least four deaths and serious floods, especially on the coast of the Valencian Community, where cleaning and recovery work has already begun.
Extremely heavy rains in eastern Spain have caused dangerous floods that have swept away cars, submerged roads and left at least four people dead./Ferraro
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