Storm Adam kills two, forces thousands to evacuate in Spain
Published 7 h ago5 sourcesEvidence: Reported
A new DANA (isolated depression at high levels) has struck eastern Spain, causing two confirmed deaths, extraordinary rainfall exceeding 700 liters per square meter, and river overflows in Valencia and Alicante. The Valencian Government has lifted the alert, but the event underscores a recurring pattern of extreme weather in the region, with ongoing risks of further flooding and damage.
Storm Adam, identified as a DANA system, has caused at least four confirmed fatalities and widespread flash flooding across eastern Spain, particularly in Valencia, Alicante, and the Balearic Islands. Thousands have been evacuated, and significant infrastructure disruption, including airport closures and movement restrictions, is ongoing. The full extent of damage and the storm's duration remain uncertain.
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