Overview
- At Cártama, the Guadalhorce River peaked at about 5.80 meters around 00:55, triggering Es-Alert messages and evacuations before levels began to fall toward morning.
- Andalusia’s emergency service logged 339 incidents, including 304 in Málaga, with rescues in Cártama and Alhaurín de la Torre, commuter rail disruptions, and flight diversions at Málaga airport.
- Aemet raised a red alert in Murcia’s Vega del Segura after torrential downpours, with Abanilla registering 66 l/m² in one hour, prompting road closures and municipal safety measures.
- Valencia province is under orange alert all day, with the city closing parks and cemeteries and suspending outdoor municipal events, while Tavernes cancels a children’s Festivern session.
- Catalonia’s conditions are easing into prealert status after numerous incidents and evacuations, with authorities still monitoring elevated river levels despite improving forecasts.