Overview

• Spain’s meteorological agency AEMET keeps orange alerts in force for Valencia, Alicante, Murcia, and Ibiza/Formentera, with additional yellow advisories across parts of Catalonia, Castilla-La Mancha, and Andalusia.
• AEMET has raised a red warning for Friday in Murcia’s Campo de Cartagena and Mazarrón, and regional officials report state resources are being mobilized and coordination meetings convened.
• Overnight rainfall left notable totals such as about 45 l/m² in Valencia and around 40 l/m² in Catarroja, with firefighters handling water pump‑outs and flood-related callouts in Catarroja and Alcàsser.
• Valencian authorities suspended most 9 October civic events after activating orange alerts along the Valencia and Alicante coasts, and local plans remain poised for further deterioration.
• Forecasts indicate possible accumulations above 100 l/m² in 4–6 hours on the Valencia and Alicante coasts and over 140 l/m² in 12 hours Friday–Saturday, with risks of flash flooding, hail, and strong winds; Castilla‑La Mancha has activated its Meteocam plan and 112 has alerted municipalities.