In Spain, a new storm warning was announced from November 12 to November 14 due to the expected heavy rains and the likelihood of floods. This forecast was especially concerned about the country's population, since only two weeks ago large -scale storms in Spain caused serious losses and took away more than two hundred people.
The warning of the third and second levels was issued for a number of regions, including the Valencia province, the Balearian islands, as well as areas of Galicia, Catalonia and Andalusia. In particular, on November 11 in the province of Almeria, which in Andalusia, intense rains, causing local floods. The mayor of the small coastal town of Balanese Nuriya Rodriguez was concerned about the situation and risks to the locals.
Forecasters, however, believe that future storms will be less powerful than those that have struck Valencia two weeks ago but call citizens to be careful. The population was warned about the need to prepare for possible complications due to weather conditions, as well as to restrict movement in the event of an emergency.
