Summary
Spain's Valencia region experienced heavy rainstorms, marking a year since similar floods caused many deaths. A red alert is in place as Storm Gabrielle hits, causing floods but no reported injuries. Schools and public facilities like libraries and parks are closed for safety.
Key Facts
- Valencia, Spain, was affected by severe weather one year after deadly floods.
- Storm Gabrielle has prompted a red alert in the region.
- Flooding is occurring in Valencia and nearby Zaragoza.
- 160 to 200mm of rain fell in six to eight hours around the Ebro delta.
- No injuries have been reported so far.
- Schools, libraries, and parks in Valencia are closed for safety reasons.
