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When climate change terror rained on Spain
Birmingham Mail
|June 24, 2025
WHY CITIES FLOOD: SPAIN'S DEADLY DISASTER
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TERRIFIED as the water rose higher and higher, Rosalia Arena and her mother and two-year-old daughter took refuge on the top floor of her house.
Outside, the river had burst its banks, cars were floating sideways and people were knee-deep in water.
This was October 29, 2024, when a powerful storm hit the area around Valencia in Spain. Torren-tial rain fell on the hills to the west of the city, causing devastating flash floods.
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