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AEMET issues six orange rain warnings across five areas

The alerts cover five areas. The first began at 21:00 on Tuesday and the last is due to end at 23:59 on Wednesday, mainland Spain time.

A curtain of rain over the sea at Águilas, Murcia.
Archive image. A curtain of rain over the sea at Águilas, Murcia.Photo: Jose Ignacio Martinez Navarro · CC BY-SA 3.0

Six orange rain warnings cover five areas in Spain on Tuesday 3 November, AEMET says. The first began at 21:00 mainland time. The last ends at 23:59 on Wednesday 4 November.

The rain alerts cover Campo de Cartagena y Mazarrón, Litoral norte de Alicante and Litoral sur de Valencia. They also apply to Levante almeriense and Valle del Guadalentín, Lorca y Águilas.

The warning times

Some of the six alerts are already in force. The rest will start later.

Spain has 80 weather warnings at all levels on 3 November. Six are orange alerts for rain.

Orange means that the weather may be a danger, so people should take care. The agency may change any alert at any time.

The first alert began at 21:00 mainland Spain time on Tuesday. The last one runs until 23:59 on Wednesday.

Start and end times vary by area. The AEMET website has the latest details.

Source: MeteoAlarm / AEMET

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