灾害 · 风暴“亚当”风暴“亚当”致西班牙两人死亡，极端预警结束后关闭措施仍在继续文字 2026年10月19日 UTC 05:57观看文字实录0:07Flood 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.阅读文章事件时间线HeyDex短视频 ↗谁报道了什么多家媒体报道的要点✓Total deaths attributed to the storm已独立证实 · 4 家媒体✓Rescues carried out in the Valencia region已独立证实 · 3 家媒体✓Deaths reported in Oliva已独立证实 · 3 家媒体Death after falling into a swollen stream in Catalonia3 家媒体Flooding across eastern Spain2 家媒体Rescue of stranded people from rooftops and buildings2 家媒体✓Maximum rainfall recorded in 24 hours已独立证实 · 2 家媒体School closures in the Balearic Islands2 家媒体Death of a swimmer at a beach in Sagunto2 家媒体79-year-old Oliva victim found at home2 家媒体Cars swept away by floodwater2 家媒体Residents stranded or cut off by floodwaters2 家媒体Lifting of emergency restrictions2 家媒体Roads submerged by floodwater2 家媒体仅一家媒体报道的要点10仅20minutos报道Death of the woman missing in Sagunto10月18日 19:25 UTCWoman swept into a streambed in Cabrera de Mar10月18日 19:25 UTCWoman went missing while swimming in Sagunto10月18日 19:25 UTCRed alert on the southern Valencia coast10月18日 19:25 UTCSchool closures in Valencian towns10月18日 19:25 UTCUME deployment to Ibiza and Mallorca10月18日 19:25 UTC仅Al Jazeera报道Evacuations amid the flooding10月19日 19:38 UTC仅Euronews报道Maximum rainfall in parts of Valencia10月21日 7:22 UTC仅© Eva Manez, Reuters,报道Torrential rain in eastern Spain on Monday10月19日 21:39 UTC仅Deutsche Welle报道People rescued from rising water10月20日 0:32 UTC每一行都是我们从该媒体报道中记录的说法。比较截至 2026年10月21日 UTC 08:02。
