Overview
- Regional governments in Castilla y León and Andalucía have activated flood-response plans and raised their emergency status in response to the deep Atlantic low Storm Bruna.
- Castilla y León declared a region-wide meteorological alert and put the Inuncyl plan in Situación 1 in Ávila, preactivating the Unidad de Apoyo Logístico en Emergencias and sending ES-Alert messages to high-risk towns.
- Andalucía moved PERI to preemergencia (situación operativa 0), with EMA/112 reinforcing river monitoring, coordinating rescue services and issuing yellow and orange warnings for provinces including Huelva and Sevilla.
- Forecasts call for very large rainfall totals that could exceed 200 liters per square metre in parts of the Sistema Central and 100–200 l/m² in western Andalucía, creating risks of flash floods, river crests, infrastructure damage and hazardous coastal waves and winds.
- Officials urge people to avoid unnecessary travel, never cross flooded areas and call 112 in emergencies as agencies continue hydrometeorological monitoring and say the episode may last several days with further updates to come.