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Heavy Rain Expected in Flooded Areas of Valencia

Heavy Rain Expected in Flooded Areas of Valencia
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World November 10, 2024 21:50

valencia - Residents of the heavily flooded Spanish region Valencia are expected to face a new round of heavy rainfall, according to weather agency Weeronline.

Residents of the heavily flooded Spanish region Valencia are expected to face a new round of heavy rainfall, according to weather agency Weeronline. Large parts of the east coast, including the disaster-stricken Valencia, are likely to experience heavy rain showers again. However, the amounts seem to be less compared to the previous period.

Extraordinary amounts of rain, followed by floods, have already claimed at least 220 lives. According to the models, the rainy area will reach the southwest of Spain from Wednesday, especially Andalusia.

This time, Weeronline expects "several tens of millimeters", compared to the 60 millimeters that are usual for the entire month of November in the Valencia region. During peak periods in the disaster area, more than 400 millimeters fell in a short time in some places.

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