(Adnkronos) – The Spanish Meteorological Agency has revoked the red alert for bad weather in southern and eastern Spain, after a night of heavy rains. “The worst of this second depression has passed,” the Aemet agency said on X, which downgraded the alert to ‘orange’ for the province of Malaga in Andalusia and for the Valencia region, hit a fortnight ago by floods that caused the death of at least 224 people.
Spain, meteorological agency revokes red alert for Malaga and Valencia
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