Spain | Video: Catastrophic floods hit the city of Malaga as a result of heavy rains in the past hours

Arab Weather - Spain has been exposed for several days to very heavy rains, as a result of an atmospheric system affecting Western Europe, represented by the rush of cold upper basins coinciding with the flow of tropical moisture and warm, humid winds, which led to the emergence of unstable weather conditions and the formation of dense cumulonimbus clouds accompanied by thunderstorms and very heavy rains.

During the past hours, southern Spain was exposed to very heavy thunderstorms, which led to the formation of floods in the city in a large and catastrophic manner. Below are scenes of the floods that affected the city:

In southern Spain , the Pena Margosa river burst its banks in the town of Malaga province, two weeks after the worst flooding in Spain in a generation, killing more than 220 people. Emergency services say more than 1,000 homes and around 3,000 residents have been evacuated in and around Malaga city. #We_are_in_the_details pic.twitter.com/59Wjgk5L0L

— Independent Arabia (@IndyArabia) November 13, 2024

Heavy rains have hit southern and eastern Spain again, reviving fears among residents after devastating floods killed 223 people, most of them in Valencia. The National Meteorological Agency has declared a red alert in Malaga and Tarragona due to a "cold point" phenomenon causing sudden and heavy rains. pic.twitter.com/z33DdGSAy7

— World_Weather (@Arab_Storms) November 14, 2024

The situation is dangerous in Malaga, rain and extensive flooding pic.twitter.com/2YafeLhdH

— World Weather Gate (@WordGateWeather) November 13, 2024