The torrential rains that have fallen in recent hours are beginning to lose intensity and extent, although this Thursday twelve provinces remain on alert for precipitation, with a particular incidence in Tarragona and Castellón, where there is an orange level due to accumulations close to 40 liters in one hour or 100 liters in 12 hours.
In the Valencian Community, where the damage leaves at least 92 confirmed dead and dozens missing, the orange warning (significant risk) is maintained only in the province of Castellón due to rains of 40 liters in one hour or 100 liters in 12 p.m., in areas of the coast and northern interior and due to storms, reports the Meteorological Agency (Aemet) on its website.
Catalonia, another region seriously affected by water, continues to have an orange alert on the pre-coastal and southern coast of the province of Tarragona due to precipitation that will leave 40 liters in an hour or 100 liters in 12 hours ; In the rest of the municipality, with the exception of Lérida, there is a yellow warning (risk) for accumulations between 30 and 20 liters in one hour and for thunderstorms.
In Andalusia the rains are decreasing and only the provinces of Cádiz, Seville and Huelva remain on yellow alert due to precipitation, which will leave between 15 and 20 liters in an hour.
Extremadura has also activated the yellow level throughout the community today due to precipitation which will accumulate between 15 and 20 liters per square meter in one hour.
The provinces of Teruel (Aragon), Ávila and Salamanca (Castile and León) and the autonomous city of Ceuta continue to display a yellow warning due to precipitation that will fluctuate between 15 and 20 liters per square meter in one hour.
With the orange alert there is a significant weather risk, with a certain degree of danger for usual activities, and with the yellow alert there is no weather risk for the general population, although there is exists for certain specific activities.
