Storm Adam kills two, forces thousands to evacuate in Spain
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A new DANA (isolated depression at high levels) struck Spain, killing five people, canceling about 150 flights, and leaving roughly 100,000 students without classes. The event follows a pattern of severe autumn storms in the region, but the human toll and transport disruption mark a notable impact. The full extent of damage and recovery timeline remains uncertain.
A DANA (isolated depression at high levels) event, designated Storm Adam, has caused severe flooding across eastern Spain, resulting in at least five confirmed fatalities and widespread disruption. Military and emergency services are conducting rescue operations, including helicopter evacuations, with 145 municipalities in Valencia and Alicante confined. The event highlights a recurring pattern of intense extreme weather in the region, likely amplified by climate change.
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