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Storm Herminia to Bring Severe Weather to Spain This Weekend

This weekend, Spain is bracing for the impact of Storm Herminia, a powerful maritime storm that is expected to bring widespread rainfall and strong winds across much of the country.

Widespread Impact

Starting on Sunday, January 26, the majority of the Spanish Peninsula and the Balearic Islands will face winds reaching hurricane speeds. Storm Herminia, the eighth storm of the season, is not directly targeting Spain but its proximity will still cause significant weather disruptions. According to Rubén del Campo, a spokesperson for Aemet (The State Meteorological Agency), the storm will result in geographically spread rains and 'hurricane gusts' in various regions[1].

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Borrasca Herminia Brings Severe Weather to Northern Spain

As the remnants of the borrasca Éowyn dissipate, Spain is bracing itself for the impact of another powerful storm, borrasca Herminia, which is set to bring extreme weather conditions to the northern regions of the country.

Current Situation and Forecast

Borrasca Herminia, currently situated west of the British Isles, is expected to affect Spain starting Sunday, January 26. The Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET) has issued a special alert warning of very high probabilities of severe weather, including strong winds, heavy rainfall, and significant maritime turbulence along the northern coast.

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Cantabria Braces for Strong Winds and Forest Fire Risks Amid Storm Herminia

Cantabria, a region in the north of Spain, is on high alert as it prepares to face the aftermath of Storm Herminia, which has brought strong winds and revived concerns about forest fires.

No Active Forest Fires But High Alert Remains

As of the latest updates, Cantabria has not registered any new forest fires in the last 24 hours. However, the regional government has maintained a level 2 alert for forest fires due to the forecast of strong southern winds expected to continue over the next few days. This alert is particularly vigilant in the comarcas of Nansa, Cabuérniga, Besaya, Pas, Pisueña-Miera, and Asón[2][4].

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Severe Weather Alerts Hit Spain: Expats Advised to Take Precautions

Spain is currently grappling with severe weather conditions, prompting widespread alerts and safety precautions across various regions. The adverse weather is attributed to the approach of Storm Herminia, which has brought strong winds, heavy rain, and hazardous conditions.

Affected Regions

The Malaga province, particularly the Guardalhorce Valley, Málaga city, and Axarquía, are under a 'yellow' weather warning for high winds and rain. Residents in these areas can expect west and southwest winds of 50 to 60 kilometers per hour (force 7) and waves between two to three meters high from Monday, January 27, until the evening[1].

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Flood Risk in Cantabria: Five Stretches of Four Rivers Under Close Observation

In the wake of increasing concerns over flood risks in Spain, the autonomous community of Cantabria has stepped up its vigilance, particularly focusing on five critical stretches of four major rivers in the region. This heightened monitoring is a response to the escalating threat of flooding, exacerbated by climate change and recent devastating flood events elsewhere in the country.

Regions at Risk

The rivers under close observation include the Saja, Nansa, Deva, and Pas rivers. These watercourses are crucial for the region's ecosystem and economy, but they also pose significant flood risks, especially during periods of intense rainfall. The specific stretches being monitored are identified based on historical flood data and new risk assessments that highlight areas prone to severe flooding.

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Weather Warnings and Road Conditions: Cantabria Urges Caution for Expats and Locals Alike

As the last days of January 2025 unfold, the region of Cantabria in northern Spain is bracing itself for potentially hazardous weather conditions, prompting local authorities to issue urgent advisories for both residents and visitors.

Severe Weather Alerts

Following a series of intense storms, including the impactful Storm Herminia, Cantabria has been under various alert levels. On Tuesday, January 27, the region was placed on red alert due to a maritime storm, indicating an extreme risk from 9:00 to 13:00 hours[3].

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