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Catalonia Floods: Highways Submerged, Airport Impacted

Heavy rainfall causes significant flooding in Catalonia, Spain, impacting highways, Barcelona airport, and causing widespread disruption.

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Climate ChangeSpainInfrastructureNatural DisasterWeatherFlooding

Spanish Meteorological AgencyBarcelona AirportNos Nieuws

Puente (Minister Of Transport)

What impact has the heavy rainfall had on Tarragona?: In Tarragona, Catalonia, the volume of rainfall overwhelmed the drainage system, leading to street flooding and school closures.
What weather warnings have been issued in Catalonia?: The Spanish meteorological agency issued an orange alert for heavy rain and hail in Catalonia, warning of extreme and persistent rainfall.
What is the current weather situation in Catalonia, Spain?: Heavy rainfall in Catalonia, Spain, has caused significant flooding, submerging highways and impacting Barcelona's airport.
What infrastructure has been significantly affected by the flooding in Catalonia?: The flooding in Catalonia is so severe that many highways are closed due to being underwater. Barcelona's airport also experienced water damage, leading to flight cancellations and delays.
What is the status of the search efforts following last week's floods in Valencia?: Following last week's devastating floods in Valencia, which resulted in 217 deaths, search efforts continue, particularly in flooded parking garages and basements.

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