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Spain’s state weather agency, AEMET, currently has active weather warnings for heavy rain, thunderstorms and coastal conditions across several regions, including the Balearic Islands and parts of the Mediterranean coast. The live ranking above shows the most severe alerts in place today.
Which parts of Spain are under warnings right now?
AEMET’s warnings are concentrated on the eastern seaboard and the Balearics, where a deep Atlantic low is pulling unstable air. Orange-level alerts (the second-highest tier) are in force for parts of Valencia and the Balearic Islands, with yellow warnings extending into Catalonia and Murcia. The warnings cover heavy downpours, hail and strong winds, with the worst of the bad weather in Spain this week expected to hit the Costa Blanca and Mallorca.
How long will the warnings last?
The current batch of alerts is valid through the next 48 hours, with the most intense rainfall forecast for Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. AEMET’s outlook for the weather in Spain 10 days suggests the unsettled pattern will ease by the weekend, though a separate Atlantic front may bring further yellow-level warnings to the north-west by Friday. For a live view, check the Spain weather warning today live feed on AEMET’s site.
What does a Spain weather warning today mean for travellers?
If you are travelling to the affected regions, expect flight and ferry delays, especially in the Balearics. Check your airline or port operator before setting out, and avoid driving through floodwater.
Where can I see a Spain weather warnings map?
AEMET publishes an interactive map on its website showing all live warnings by colour and region. The Spain weather warnings map is updated in real time and is the most reliable source for localised alerts.
Are there Spain weather warnings tomorrow?
Yes, AEMET’s forecast indicates yellow-level warnings will remain in place for the Balearic Islands and the eastern coast through Thursday, with a gradual reduction in intensity.
Sources
For the latest conditions at home, see our UK weather hub and 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. If you are tracking the same system moving north, our Moderate Rainfall Warning page has details for southern England.