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Spain weather warnings are issued by AEMET, the state meteorological agency, for heavy rain, storms, wind, snow and extreme heat. Several regions are currently under yellow or orange alerts, especially along the Mediterranean coast and in the Pyrenees, with unsettled conditions likely for the next few days.
What are the current weather warnings in Spain?
As of today, AEMET has active warnings for coastal storms and heavy rainfall in eastern Spain, plus a snow alert for the Pyrenees. The worst conditions are expected to persist through tomorrow before gradually easing.
- Orange alert – Mediterranean coast: Heavy rain and thunderstorms (Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia).
- Yellow alert – Pyrenees: Snow above 1,200 metres, accumulations up to 10 cm.
- Yellow alert – Balearic Islands: Strong winds and rough seas.
- No alerts currently for the south or Canary Islands, though weather in Spain 10 days shows further rain in northern areas.
How long will the bad weather last?
The spain weather warning today live updates show a slow-moving low pressure system. Warnings are valid until Thursday night for most areas, with spain weather warnings tomorrow focusing on the north-east. A drier, cooler spell is expected for the weekend, but the spain weather warnings 14 days outlook suggests another Atlantic front may arrive early next week.
What does a yellow warning mean in Spain?
Yellow warnings indicate some risk – typically localised heavy rain, strong winds or snow that may disrupt travel or outdoor activities. AEMET advises monitoring conditions and avoiding unnecessary risks, especially along the coast.
Where can I see a spain weather warnings map?
AEMET publishes an official interactive map on its website showing current alerts by colour. Many weather apps and the BBC Weather service also display the live warnings for travellers and residents.
Will the bad weather affect flights to Spain?
Yes, orange warnings for storms and wind can cause delays or cancellations at airports such as Barcelona and Valencia. Check with your airline or see our page on Jet2 and Ryanair weather warnings for UK carriers.