Trains cancelled as Red Alert for storms issued in Catalonia
Spain’s weather has finally turned the page from summer to autumn, with torrential rain, thunderstorms and a red alert hitting […]
Spain is experiencing a dramatic shift from summer to autumn as torrential rain, thunderstorms, and a red alert for storms hit parts of the country. Northern Tarragona, in particular, is facing the most severe conditions, with AEMET issuing a red warning until 3pm on Tuesday, September 29. The heaviest rain is expected around midday, with potential flash flooding, rapidly rising rivers, and wind gusts of up to 90km/h.
High-speed train services have been disrupted, and residents and travelers are advised to prepare for delays and disruptions.
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