They deactivate all red alerts for rains caused by DANA – Diario La Página –

The Aemet has lowered the rain warnings in Valencia to orange (significant risk) and has deactivated the one in Malaga. The Valencian coast continues to be at significant risk due to precipitation accumulated in 12 hours of 100 l/m2 in the north, which could accumulate in about 4 or 5 hours. However, in the words of the state agency: “The worst of this second damage has passed.”

In Andalusia, Cádiz, Huelva and Seville they have an orange warning for accumulated precipitation in one hour of 30 l/m2 and a yellow warning for storms. Likewise, Ávila, Badajoz, Cáceres are at risk (yellow warning) due to rain. Due to coastal phenomena, warnings are activated in A Coruña, Cádiz and Almería

For this Thursday, DANA is expected to transition into an isolated cold low that will be located in the southwest of the Peninsula, affecting almost the entire country. Precipitation is expected in the southwest quadrant of the Peninsula, areas of the northwest, southeast, Levante, Pitiusas and the Canary Islands, without ruling out surrounding areas. They can be locally very strong or persistent and accompanied by storms in the west and south of Andalusia and areas of the Levant, without ruling out the Central system.

Civil Protection deactivates alerts in Catalonia and suspends restrictions.

Civil Protection of the Generalitat has deactivated alerts and suspended restrictions after the flood and wave alerts ended around 1:30 a.m. – which remain on pre-alert –, in addition to suspending the mobility restrictions that affected the area. all Wednesday.

For their part, the Firefighters have reported that they responded to 52 calls until 10 p.m. on Wednesday, the day in which they monitored ravines, rivers, streams or points susceptible to flooding in the southern regions of Tarragona. During the day, the 112 emergency telephone number answered 787 calls in Catalonia linked to 708 incidents, 242 in the Tarragonès region, 106 in Barcelonès, 104 in Baix Camp and 58 in Montsià (Tarragona). By municipalities, of the total calls, 102 were issued from Tarragona, 92 from Barcelona, ​​51 from Reus, 27 from Salou and 25 from Torredembarra (Tarragona).