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Orange rain warnings cover three areas from Tuesday night
AEMET’s alerts cover Campo de Cartagena y Mazarrón, Levante almeriense and Valle del Guadalentín, Lorca y Águilas, from Tuesday night into Wednesday.

AEMET has issued four orange rain warnings across three areas of Spain. The first warning starts at 21:00 mainland time on Tuesday, 3 November.
The warning period runs into Wednesday. The last of the four alerts is due to end at 23:59 mainland time on 4 November.
Areas under orange warning
The three areas named by AEMET are Campo de Cartagena y Mazarrón, Levante almeriense and Valle del Guadalentín, Lorca y Águilas. These are the weather agency’s own forecast zones.
MeteoAlarm lists the four orange alerts as active or still to come. Its snapshot also shows 86 warnings of all levels across Spain. That wider count includes alerts below orange.
An orange warning means the expected weather may pose a danger. AEMET advises people to take care. The start and end times above describe the full span of the four warnings, rather than one shared period for every area.
Forecasts and warning levels can change at any time. AEMET’s website carries the latest details for each area.
Source: MeteoAlarm / AEMET.
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