Natural disaster 22 October 2021. Europe is suffering from terrible disasters! Valencia and Almeria are flooded, Spain
The storms registered in the last hours in the Valencian Community have left 117 liters per square meter in Valencia and also significant rainfall in the Vega Baja, in Alicante, which have blocked cars and forced to evacuate a school.
As reported by Emergency of the Generalitat, in the Vega Baja region, south of Alicante, the Dama de Guardamar School of Early Childhood and Primary Education has had to be evacuated due to problems with the rain, about thirty cars have been blocked and streets have been flooded in urban areas
From the State Meteorological Agency they have reported that, during the last hours, significant amounts of rainfall have been collected, exceeding 70 liters per square meter, in Torrevieja, in the south of the province of Alicante.
According to Avamet, it not only rains in the southern regions of Valencia and northern Alicante, but also in regions such as Baix Segura and Medio Vinalopó.
The south coast of Valencia and the north coast of Alicante will be on orange alert this Friday for rainfall of up to 40 liters per square meter in one hour and 100 l / m2 in 12 hours in the case of the Valencian coast.
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