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Storm Claudia: Spain on Red Alert
Spain woke to a dangerous cocktail of weather this Friday, November 14, as Storm Claudia swept across the country, unleashing torrential rain, powerful gusts and rapidly rising rivers – with the national weather agency AEMET issuing overnight red alerts for extreme rainfall in parts of Ávila and Cáceres. Through the small hours, AEMET activated red alerts – its highest warning level – for… Source
This morning Claudia has left heavy rainfall in the south of the province of Ávila and the north of Cáceres, which have been on red notice for rains until six in the morning. The rains, which have reached more than 200 liters in some localities, have caused overflows in the Barco de Ávila and Muñomoral, although the damages are to be quantified. The Juntas de Extremadura and Castilla y León have come to send alerts to the mobiles so that the cit…
The arrival of the muddy Claudia has triggered a very adverse weather situation in the interior of the peninsula. The State Meteorology Agency (Aemet) activated the red alert this Thursday after accumulations of water of more than 120 mm in just 12 hours in the north of Cáceres, the south of Ávila and several points of the Central System. In Ávila the river Tormes was overflowed as it passed through the Ship of Ávila, although fortunately from t…
According to Marcelino Núñez, head of AEMET in the region, the succession of fronts will leave continuous rains throughout the weekend. "They will not be intense and short precipitations in time, but the risk persists because they are constant rains." With the soil saturated up to 120 liters per square metre accumulated in the north of Cáceres between Thursday and Friday, this Saturday could register peaks of 80 liters and on Sunday about 60 lit…
On Thursday night, the State Meteorology Agency (AEMET) issued a red warning of "extraordinary danger" due to the accumulation of precipitations of more than 120 liters per square metre in twelve hours in areas of northern Cáceres, the Central System and southern Avila.The alert has been in effect until 05:59 hours this Friday, 14 November, but the experts now fear for the flow of rivers.It is that, some are about to overflow by the amount of wa…
Rainfall will return to be locally strong during Saturday afternoon in the province El paso de la Borrasca Claudia in Seville live
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