Search continues for 93 people still missing, a week after devastating floods
Some 93 people are listed as still missing after devastating floods ravaged southeastern Spain over a week ago, meaning the final death toll could surpass
Storms and Floods
Destruction caused by Valencia floods to cost state and insurance sector over €10 billion
The destruction wreaked by Spain’s deadliest floods in a generation in one of the country’s most important regions for tourism, agriculture and commerce is set
Catalonia suspends train service, and Barcelona airport is partially flooded
The recurrent storms in eastern Spain that led to massive flooding last week and killed at least 217 people, mostly near Valencia, dumped rain on
Spanish royals, PM and regional president pelted with mud by flood survivors
Furious locals pelted the Spanish king and queen, the prime minister and regional president of Valencia with mud and cries of ‘murderers!’ on Sunday, forcing
Spain activates largest peacetime deployment of army and police to epicentre of Valencia floods
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Death toll over 200 as residents appeal for help: ‘There are people living with corpses at home’
Rescuers on Friday raised the death toll in Spain’s deadliest natural disaster in living memory to 205 as the government deployed more troops in an
Search for missing continues, as death toll increases after flash floods in Spain
READ OUR LATEST UPDATE HERE: Death toll now over 200 in Valencia region alone, as residents appeal for help: ‘There are people living with corpses
Death toll mounts as torrential rains flood eastern Spain
READ OUR LATEST UPDATE HERE: Death toll now over 200 in Valencia region alone, as residents appeal for help: ‘There are people living with corpses
British hiker dead after storms in Mallorca, and lightning postpones America’s Cup in Barcelona
A British hiker has been found dead and another is missing on the island of Mallorca in the Baleares, after heavy rains swept over the
Possible hottest first quarter on record for Spain, as drought warnings continue despite recent heavy rain
Predictions show that Spain has experienced its warmest first quarter on record since 1961, with January, February and March showing higher temperatures than usual, according
