Eight people have died in flash floods in southern Spain

Started by Nova, Sat 29 Sep 2012, 12:54

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Nova

The Spanish peninsular regions of Málaga, Murcia and Almería have been experiencing torrential rainfall since Thursday, reaching up to 200 litres per square metre in Cádiz.  Hundreds of people in Andalucia have had to evacuate their homes and flash flooding has so far killed eight people across the three regions including a 9-year old girl.

The mayor of Villanueva del Rosario has explained that some houses couldn't even be seen because the water had reached 4 metres high in some places!

However, the red alert for these areas has now been reduced to yellow as the rains move away northwards towards Catalunya and the Balearics.

And here in Tenerife, we're crying out for rain!

El Pais


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Pelinor

You may be crying out for rain Nova but there's plenty up here! :rain2:

Nova

If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know amazing.

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My other website: verygomez.com
Instagram: novahowardofficial

Pelinor

Quote from: Nova on Sat 29 Sep 2012, 13:15
Put the kettle on, I'm on my way!  :D

I would Nova but it's just floated out of the front door! :D It was raining most of yesterday and throughout the night. Been dry so far but the clouds are down and it's not very warm..... for Tenerife that is! even thinking of putting a pair of jeans on :Woot_Emoticon: