DANA is leaving intense rains in Andalusia since he made an appearance in the autonomous community in the late hours of Monday October 28. Over the past 24 hours, precipitation has been particularly intense in the provinces of Malaga and Granadawhere the greatest accumulations of water were recorded.
The most affected city was Alorainside Malaga. Torrential rains hit this municipality, whose station of the National Meteorological Agency (Aemet) recorded 175 liters accumulated, the majority around noon. Actually, at midday, it fell 61 liters per square meterthe Guadalhorce river overflows while crossing the city. The nearby Paredones spillway station also recorded up to 155 liters per square meter, reaching its maximum historical record at 5.20 meters depth.
The floods caused by the rising river flooded roads, farms and houses, causing numerous incidents in this municipality and others like Pizarra and Cartama. At the height of Álora, it is worth remembering that an AVE even derailed, but without regretting any bodily harm. In the afternoon and evening, the situation stabilized considerably and The flow of the Guadalhorce has decreased in an important way. Proof of this is that the depth of Paredones this Wednesday is 1.40 meters. However, several yellow alerts remain active.
The other hot spot: Dollar, in Grenada
Granada has not escaped the intense rains that DANA leaves in Andalusia and much of the Iberian Peninsula. He municipality of Dollarsouth of Baza, is the one who has taken the cake so far, since he managed to register 155 liters per square meter. In this province, torrential rain warnings no longer remain active for Wednesday.
Warnings now move to western Andalusia, with Seville and Cádiz on orange alert due to rainfall of up to 80 liters per square meter in twelve hours and Huelva and Málaga in yellow notice.
