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Spain has seven orange rain warnings across seven areas
Seven areas are under orange rain warnings on 2 November, with the first in force since Sunday morning and the final warning due to end early on Tuesday.
MeteoAlarm lists seven orange warnings for rain in Spain on 2 November, either in force or still to come. They are among 48 warnings of all levels shown for the country.
The warnings cover Cumbres de La Palma, Oeste de La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, Este de La Palma, Litoral de Barcelona and Litoral norte de Tarragona. These are the area names used by AEMET.
The earliest warning has been in force since Sunday 1 November at 10:00 Canary Islands time. The latest is due to end on Tuesday 3 November at 02:59 mainland Spain time.
Orange means dangerous weather is expected, and people should take precautions. AEMET can change warnings at any time; its website carries the latest information.
Source: MeteoAlarm/AEMET.
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