Overview
- Aemet activated yellow alerts for Sevilla and Huelva on Sunday for heavy rain and thunderstorms with local totals up to 60 litres per square metre over 12 hours.
- The agency also flagged yellow wind and coastal warnings for Cádiz and the Strait of Gibraltar for levante winds of 50–61 km/h and gusts that can reach about 70 km/h.
- Local forecasts in Galicia based on Aemet data predict conditions will worsen through Sunday afternoon into the night, with precipitation probabilities rising to roughly 90–95% and gusts commonly forecast at 50–57 km/h.
- Authorities caution that the timing of the worst weather—late afternoon and overnight—raises the risk of travel disruption, problems on exposed coasts and hazards for maritime and outdoor activities.
- By contrast, independent regional forecasts show stable or improving weather elsewhere the same day, with warm, sunny conditions in Mendoza, clear skies in the Buenos Aires metro area and mild, dry weather in New York, underscoring Bruna’s local impact in Spain.