Spain has registered the rainiest October on record, culminating in the most deadly floods in decades in the country, the national weather agency AEMET said on Friday. More than 220 people died after torrential rains on Oct.

Fresh flash flooding has hit Spain’s northeast, washing away dozens of vehicles, after more than 200 people were killed last week in one of the worst floods in Europe this century.Catalonia’s fire service has shared imagery of the 30-car pile-up against a bridge in the coastal town of Cadaques,

The co-founder of World Weather Attribution says “Europe still hasn’t accepted the realities of extreme weather”

Climate change helps explains why the storms and floods were so extreme. But questions have emerged about whether communication failures contributed to the toll.

The search for the dead and missing continues, more than a week since the Oct. 29 floods hit — as well as a gargantuan cleanup and recovery effort. Here’s a look at Spain’s deadliest natural disaster of the century,

In Spain, heavy rainfall continues to cause significant damage. Last night in Catalonia, a river overflowed, sweeping away parked cars. The footage has surfaced online. Warnings for heavy rain in Spain have been issued for areas in northeastern Catalonia,

Severe floods have left at least 89 people missing in eastern Spain, primarily in the Valencia region, with over 200 confirmed fatalities so far. The floods, which began on October 29, have caused widespread devastation,