Several regions are still under weather alerts for extreme temperatures as snow and rain continued in parts of northern Spain and roads were left blocked.
Large parts of Spain are braced for what the state weather agency has called "an unpleasant day in much of the country", with several regions on alert for snow, rain, strong winds and waves.
Spain has registered its warmest November since record-keeping began more than six decades ago, even after October ended with its worst floods in a generation, official data showed Tuesday.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will face lawmakers to explain the management of late October's catastrophic floods that left 226 people dead, his office said on Sunday.
What should you do if you're driving in Spain and there's a flash flood? How about if there's ice on the road, or there's dense fog? Here is how you should adapt your driving to adverse and winter weather according to Spain's traffic authority.
The tragic floods which took place two weeks ago in Spain’s Valencia region and killed over 200 people have affected every part of life for many, and now they threaten one of the region’s most famous exports too – the paella.
A day after the flash floods which seemed to engulf much of Málaga city and the wider province, Spain’s State Meteorological Agency AEMET has dropped its red warning and services are slowly returning to normal.
The torrential rain and flooding forecast for Málaga on Wednesday has become a reality, with the capital and its airport now partially under water, as other parts of the country also suffer the consequences of this latest DANA storm.
Torrential rain and devastating floods are becoming increasingly common in Spain, so it’s important to know exactly how to prepare and stay safe, whether you're at home, in your car or elsewhere.
Almería in southeast Spain has been hit with up to 70 litres of rainfall which fell in a matter of minutes, flooding roads and dragging away cars, as the country braces for another DANA storm that will leave plenty of heavy rain.
An average of 147 litres per square metre (147 mm) drenched mainland Spain last month, making it the wettest October since records began in 1961, national weather service AEMET and the ecological transition ministry said.
The picturesque Costa Brava village of Cadaqués was flooded on Friday by torrential rain which saw dozens of cars dragged out to sea, just over a week after the most devastating floods in Spain’s modern history.
Spanish rescuers plunged into inundated garages to find bodies on Monday, a day after furious crowds heckled and hurled mud at the king and the prime minister following devastating floods.
Barcelona's El Prat airport is being flooded by heavy rain in Catalonia on Monday, with flights being cancelled or diverted as passengers avoid the water streaming in from the roof and push their suitcases around the slippery terminals.
The rain is not letting up in much of eastern and southern Spain, and just five days after the devastating floods in Valencia and around, yet more alerts for heavy rains, hailstorms and high winds have been issued.
Rescuers raised the death toll in Spain's worst floods for a generation to 205 on Friday and fears grew for the dozens missing as hopes of finding survivors faded.
European officials pointed Thursday to devastating flooding in Spain as a reminder of the self-harming effects of humans' destruction of nature, urging delegates at a deadlocked UN biodiversity conference in Colombia to "act."
Rescuers have found 63 more bodies on Thursday as the rain continues to fall in the Valencia region following the deadliest floods in a generation in Spain.
Whether it be by road, train or plane, travel in Spain could be challenging for weeks if not months given the damage done by the devastating floods. Those travelling to, from or within Valencia and Andalusia will be the most affected.
“Violent weather” is expected in Barcelona on Wednesday with meteorologists not ruling out large hail and even tornadoes, whilst in Cádiz the red weather warning has also been activated for torrential rain.
People trapped underwater in cars, a collapsed bridge, nursing home residents knee deep in water, even a tornado - videos posted online by Valencia residents paint a terrifying picture of one of the worst flash floods in living memory in Spain.
