كوارث · العاصفة آدمالعاصفة آدم تودي بحياة شخصين في إسبانيا والإغلاقات تستمر بعد انتهاء التحذيرات الشديدةبُثّ 19 أكتوبر 2026 في 5:53 ص UTCكُتب 19 أكتوبر 2026 في 5:57 ص UTCاقرأ التقرير المكتوبهذه القصةاستكشف مع HeyDexتابع عبر RSSالنص المفرّغ · جارٍ التحميل0:07Flood water swept a mother away after a family basketball outing.0:10Two women have died during Storm Adam, and about 87,000 students face disrupted0:15classes in the Valencian community.0:16Emergency crews are responding across Spain while more torrential rain threatens0:20already saturated ground.0:21The immediate test is whether easing warnings will bring safe journeys or whether0:25moving storms will produce fresh flooding.0:27The southern Valencia coast and northern Alicante remain under red warnings early0:32Monday.0:32That means extraordinary danger.0:34Their scheduled expiry is 10 this morning.0:36Valencia City sits in a different zone, under orange until at least 10.0:41A yellow warning is scheduled to follow the mainland red warning, but that change is0:45still ahead.0:46In Mallorca, the red warning window ended at 6 this morning.0:49It covered the interior, south, and Levant with a threshold of 90 millimeters in one0:54hour.0:55Ibisa and Formintera moved from red to orange Sunday afternoon.0:59School closures and emergency operations continue beyond those warning windows.1:03The 35-year-old mother was walking with her husband and two children in Cabrera de1:07Mar on Saturday evening.1:09They'd attended a basketball game near the municipal sports pavilion.1:12She fell into a flooded channel and was carried away.1:15A torrential rain warning had prompted a request for spectators to remain inside the1:19pavilion.1:20Some left, including the family, who were walking along a flooded street.1:23Eighteen fire service crews joined police and maritime rescuers in the search.1:27Her body was found Sunday morning at Premia Port, about six kilometers away.1:32Cabrera de Mar declared a day of mourning.1:35Elsewhere in Barcelona province, rescuers pulled two people from a car trapped by1:39water in Sentminat.1:41The second woman entered the sea with another person at Corinto Beach in Sagunto on1:45Sunday.1:46An orange warning covered rain and coastal conditions.1:49Heavy surf hampered the search, and her body was recovered after 10 that night.1:53Both women have been found.1:55The second recovery is described as near the last sighting, or at neighboring1:59Canadine Berenguer Beach.2:01The precise location remains unclear.2:03Valencian Emergencies Chief Juan Carlos Valderama put Barks's rainfall above 3402:08liters per square meter in 24 hours.2:10He identified Marina Alta and La Saphor as the principal trouble spots and warned2:15that thunderstorms could return to heavily affected places.2:18One liter per square meter equals one millimeter of rain.2:22Pago received eighty five millimeters in just forty five minutes Sunday afternoon,2:26and Dania also flooded.2:27Those short bursts can rapidly overwhelm streets and channels, especially where2:31earlier rain has already soaked the ground.2:33Real de Gandia recorded 217.6 millimeters on Sunday, Rafelcoffer measured2:38213.4, and Beneridra 201.4.2:42These are separate station measurements within La Safor.2:45Barks's twenty four hour figure and Pago's forty five minute burst covered different2:49periods.2:49Flood alerts also cover La Ribera and Marina Alta.2:52Municipalities around Pago, Girona, and Gorgos were told to activate flood plans and2:57increase monitoring of channels.2:59Marina Alta entered emergency situation one with Situation Zero in La Safor and3:04several neighboring districts.3:06About eighty seven thousand students in the Valencian community face canceled or3:10restricted classes Monday.3:11The closures aim to keep families and staff away from dangerous journeys.3:15Announcements cover dozens of municipalities, including Gandia, Oliva, Alzira,3:20Aljamasi, and El Verger.3:22The municipality count ranges from 42 to roughly 50, and the difference hasn't been3:27resolved.3:27The smaller count comprises 27 municipalities in Valencia Province and 15 in3:32Alicante.3:33Universities have also announced restrictions.3:35Valencia is closing educational centers in flood-prone areas and districts affected3:39by the Dana, including districts hit in 2024.3:43Other city schools keep normal hours, but playground and outdoor activities are3:46suspended while the orange warning lasts.3:48The closures include centers in Castellar Olivrol, Forne d'Alcedo, La Torre, and3:53Fidenar, alongside other flood-prone locations.3:56Affected adult learning, older person and occupational centers also close.4:01Five centers in El Saler and Pinedo remain open without teaching.4:05They include Luis Santangal and El Saler Schools, Pinedo School and Municipal4:09Nursery, and its Adult Learning Center.4:11Some afternoon activities could resume if the warning falls to yellow.4:15Valencia has also closed parks, the Turia Garden and cemeteries.4:19Municipal outdoor sports and public space events are suspended, and extraordinary4:23street markets cannot operate.4:24The Serranos and Court Towers, Paleontology Museum, and Divesa Albufera Forest House4:29are closed.4:30Road tunnels are due to close when the rain episode begins.4:33Police are monitoring ravines and outlying districts, with emergency staffing4:37reinforced.4:38Three emergency accommodation centers are open at Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Betamaclet4:42and Carme, with extra support for people without shelter.4:45Authorities also warned campers in the City Hall Square about risks to people and4:49temporary structures.4:50The encampment wasn't municipally authorized.4:53Municipal restrictions are due to ease with a yellow warning subject to continuing4:57review.4:58More than 1,000 incidents have been reported across Spain.5:01The Valencian community recorded 236 from Saturday afternoon through Sunday evening,5:06mainly involving public spaces and roads.5:09Its provincial breakdown differs by one incident.5:12although the regional total stays the same.5:14Those totals can't be rebuilt by adding every regional figure.5:17Calls, incidents, and responses measure different things over overlapping periods.5:22Repeated mobile alerts tell residents to avoid unnecessary travel and never cross5:26flooded areas.5:27Even when the water looks shallow, stay away from rivers, ravines, channels, and the5:31seafront.5:32If water rises, move upstairs or to higher ground, avoiding basements, garages, and5:36lifts.5:37The emergency number is 112.5:39Mallorca, Ibisa, and Formentera have closed schools and university campuses.5:44Monday Day Centers and Occupational Centers serving dependent and disabled people5:48are also closed.5:49Palma began preventive evacuations of flood-prone settlements and opened the Germans5:53Escales Sports Center for accommodation.5:55The Balearic government says keeping children safe also means reducing traffic that5:59could obstruct emergency crews.6:01The closures interrupt care as well as education.6:04The military emergency unit mobilized 3rd Battalion units from Valencia to embark6:08for Ibisa and Majorca.6:09Ibisa and Formentera entered Operational Situation 2 under the island's flood plan.6:14Outdoor sporting, social, and cultural activities were suspended, and later mobile6:18warnings also reached Mallorca.6:20Formentura recorded 53 incidents, Ibiza 38, and Mallorca 7 by late Sunday6:25afternoon.6:26The total rose from an earlier 87 to 98.6:29None was described as serious then.6:31Crews dealt with flooded premises, blocked roads, and fallen trees.6:35Formentura measured 97.4 millimeters in one hour Sunday morning and6:39122.8 over a separate 24-hour period.6:43Ibiza Airport received 121.3 millimeters in 24 hours.6:48A temporary lull gave crews a working window, while another rainfront was expected.6:52Ibiza Airport stopped operations twice for slightly more than two hours altogether,6:57with pumping needed to remove standing water.6:59By 7 Sunday evening, 27 flights had been canceled and 16 diverted.7:04The earlier five cancellation count had been overtaken.7:07Flooding also closed the airport access road, with alternative routes provided.7:11Meanwhile, trains between Silla and Gandhia and between Sativa and Valencia, were7:16suspended Sunday evening until further notice.7:18Barcelona El Prat returned to normal operations Sunday morning after up to forty7:23five cancellations.7:24Catalonia's Rodalese trains also resumed Sunday.7:26Catalonia nevertheless kept its civil protection flood alert active, with 430 calls7:31generating 337 rain-related incidents.7:34Eastern Catalonia had widespread totals above 50 millimeters, with Shurat recording7:3997.7 and parts of Vallas and Base Lobregat approaching 100.7:43Monday's high-intensity warning covers 14 counties, with local forecasts exceeding7:4840 millimeters in half an hour.7:49Andalusia recorded 357 incidents since the rain began.7:54Part of a health center ceiling collapsed in Malaga's El Palo district without7:58reported injuries.7:59Algeciras's port and streets flooded.8:01And overflowing streams disrupted traffic on the AP four near El Cuervo.8:06Motril suspended its half marathon championship, which had about 2,500 registered8:11runners.8:11Almeria received a preventive mobile alert.8:14Murcia's emergency service handled 122 storm incidents, while southern Badajoz had8:19yellow warnings for possible rain rates of 20 millimeters an hour.8:22Sunday's orange warnings in parts of Andalusia had their own expiry times.8:27The storm's reach doesn't put every province under the same warning.8:30Spain's weather agency forecasts local totals of 300 to 400 millimeters across the8:35episode, with isolated higher amounts possible.8:37Its Sunday bulletin gives the heavy, persistent rain episode a high probability of8:4170%, while stressing uncertainty over the hardest hit locations.8:45Atom is a cut-off low high in the atmosphere, drawing in very moist, easterly, and8:50northeasterly air.8:52Persistent rain can suddenly swell streams and normally dry channels on saturated8:56ground.8:56Strong winds and rough Mediterranean seas add to the danger.9:00Further locally torrential rain is forecast Monday morning around the southern9:04Valencia coast, Cape Lanao, the Murcia and Almería coasts, and the Balearics.9:09Later, persistent heavy showers are expected to extend toward northern Valencia and9:14coastal Catalonia.9:15Early Monday, the 10 o'clock mainland warning change is still pending.9:19Reopening the suspended rail routes and Ibiza's airport access road hasn't been9:22announced.9:23Forecast improvement leaves those journeys dependent on local conditions and9:26reopening decisions from Tuesday.9:28Instability is expected to diminish and become more concentrated in the far9:32northeast and Balearics.9:33Locally heavy or very heavy showers could still persist there, especially early in9:38the day.المقطع القصير
