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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Media Grid UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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As of today, Spain’s state weather agency (AEMET) has issued amber and yellow warnings across 12 provinces, with the highest alert for heavy rain and coastal gusts up to 90 km/h in the northeast. This means travel disruption and localised flooding are likely in affected areas.
Which regions are under the most severe warnings today?
The live ranking above shows the highest risk for Girona, Barcelona, and Tarragona, where amber warnings for torrential rain (up to 50mm in 12 hours) and strong winds are active. Yellow warnings cover Valencia, Alicante, and the Balearic Islands for similar hazards. For a broader outlook, check the 10 day weather forecast UK for cross-referencing conditions affecting travel.
What do the warnings mean for travellers this week?
If you are flying to or driving through northeast Spain, expect delays and local road closures. The bad weather in spain this week is concentrated along the Mediterranean coast, with a spain weather warning today met office equivalent being an amber alert for similar intensity. For a visual overview, refer to the spain weather warnings map on AEMET’s site, which updates every six hours.
How long will the warnings last?
Most amber warnings expire by Thursday evening, but yellow alerts for coastal conditions and showers may persist into Friday. For a detailed timeline, see the weather in spain 10 days forecast; the current system is expected to move east toward Italy by the weekend. This matches spain weather warnings 14 days outlooks from long-range models.
Should I cancel my trip to Barcelona this week?
Not necessarily, but monitor spain weather warning today live updates from AEMET. Amber warnings mean avoid non-essential travel in affected areas during peak rain. Flights may face delays; check with your airline.
Are there warnings for the Canary Islands?
Currently no warnings for the Canaries. The current system is focused on the mainland northeast and Balearics. For UK-related impacts, see the moderate rainfall warning page.
What should I do if I’m caught in a warning zone?
Stay indoors during the heaviest rain, avoid driving through floodwater, and secure loose outdoor items. For official advice, refer to spain weather warnings tomorrow forecasts before making plans.