Overview
- Spain’s weather service said the system is losing strength Sunday, with remaining risk reduced to yellow alerts in parts of Galicia and the Balearic Islands.
- Emergency teams managed more than 900 incidents in Andalusia, Córdoba’s fire service made over 100 call-outs with multiple water rescues, and Huelva’s bus station was evacuated.
- Local rainfall extremes included 173.8 l/m² in Espiel and 166 l/m² at Córdoba-Guadanuño, with Huelva exceeding 90 l/m² in a few hours and reports of small tornadoes in Córdoba province.
- Portugal reported one death and 28 injuries, including four Spaniards, after severe wind and rain in the Algarve; flooding also affected parts of the UK and Ireland.
- Aemet forecasts a sharp cooldown from Tuesday with early freezes and local snow in northern and interior areas, as regions like Extremadura step down flood alert levels.