Overview
- Aemet acknowledged it told Valencian emergency services on October 29 that the DANA could evolve toward the Serranía de Cuenca.
- An Emergencies report submitted to the Catarroja court transcribes three calls in which Aemet is said to indicate a shift of maximum rainfall toward Cuenca.
- The agency maintains the Cuenca mentions were geographic references and not a message that the storm would ease in the Valencian territory.
- State environment secretary Hugo Morán defended Aemet, stating it never said the DANA would disappear from Valencia and rejecting claims of false testimony against José Ángel Núñez.
- Call logs detail contacts at 9:43, 11:26 and 16:16, as red alerts remained in force and were extended through the day while the judicial probe continues.