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Beachgoers and local residents were surprised as small hailstones briefly covered parts of the sand, creating an unusual winter scene along the normally sunny coastline.

Sun, Sea… and Hail as Mil Palmeras Beach Caught Off Guard

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The persistent rain also washed out one of the province’s most popular festive events: the traditional Christmas Day celebrations on La Zenia beach.

Christmas Day Washout as Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa Soaked in Stormy...

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Climate change is causing widespread disruption to nature

Can green development really bring us together?

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The new shelters will be rolled out gradually across the country, with priority given to areas most affected by extreme heat.

Spain to introduce air-conditioned ‘climate shelters’ to protect residents and tourists...

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The greatest danger comes from lightning strikes, which can induce electrical surges far beyond what most household appliances are designed to withstand.

The One Appliance Experts Urge You to Unplug During Storms

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Low vaccination uptake among at-risk groups, including the elderly and children, is exacerbating the situation.

Flu Cases Surge Early, Driving Spike in Medication Sales

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If the forecast holds, Christmas Day on La Zenia Beach will offer pleasant conditions, allowing locals and visitors alike to enjoy the festive season outdoors.

“Will the Sun Shine on La Zenia Beach This Christmas?”

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Councillor for Emergencies, Víctor Valverde, stressed that “Orihuela has learned that prevention saves lives,” adding that the city is becoming an international reference point in civil-protection training and research.

Top European Scientists in Orihuela for International Earthquake-Risk Forum

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Víctor Valverde, Councilor for Emergencies, said, “We want to promote self-protection both in classrooms and at home, and ensure students understand the importance of calling 112 in any emergency.”

Orihuela Schoolchildren Learn How to Stay Safe in Emergencies

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The disaster struck across Valencia, Castellón, Alicante, Murcia, Almería, and parts of Cuenca and Teruel, leaving more than 40,000 people affected and hundreds of homes uninhabitable.

Valencia Flood Survivors Demand Justice One Year On

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The Taibilla Canal Association has expressed its hope that full normality will gradually return to all remaining affected municipalities in the coming days

Drinking Water Restored to San Pedro, San Javier, and Los Alcázares

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Madrid and the Generalitat clash over control of the Babilonia beachfront homes. Valencia is accused of violating state powers and “institutional disloyalty”

Government Threatens Legal Action Against Valencia after it halts Guardamar Demolitions

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Southern and southeastern Spain baked in prolonged warmth. Andalucia, Castilla-La Mancha, the Valencian Community, and Murcia all recorded temperatures roughly 2°C above normal, with most of the rest of the country averaging about 1°C warmer than usual.

Spain Endures One of the Warmest Septembers Since 1961 Despite Dramatic...

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The survey seeks to understand how Orihuela’s citizens relate to the river, their perception of flood risk, and their awareness of the ongoing renaturalisation efforts.

“How Safe Do You Feel About Flooding?”: Orihuela Invites Residents to...

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A body has been discovered during the ongoing search for missing British man Marc Tulloch Hewson, aged 63, who was last seen in Torrevieja on Saturday, 20 September.

Body Found in Search for Missing Briton Marc Tulloch Hewson

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Valencian president Carlos Mazón with the mayor of Pilar de la Horadada on a visit to the town during the flooding

Mazón Renews Criticism of AEMET for early downgrading of Rainfall Alerts...

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Mayor Eduardo Dolón praises the professionalism and hard work of all CECOPAL members in managing the climate emergency

Torrevieja Returns to Normal After the Passage of Storm “DANA Alice”

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Red weather warnings that had been in force across much of the southern Costa Blanca were lifted on Saturday, though authorities cautioned that further slow-moving downpours could persist over the coming days.

Red Weather Alerts Lifted After Costa Blanca Battered by Torrential Rain

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Floodwaters swept through Pilar de la Horadada in the early hours of Saturday, forcing the evacuation of 72 residents as heavy rains caused severe flooding and mudslides.

72 People Evacuated as Flooding Hits Pilar de la Horadada Overnight...

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For safety reasons, around 15 streets remain closed, as well as all underpasses along the N-332 and roads crossing gullies and ravines in the coastal zone.

Saturday Morning Weather update from Orihuela Ayuntamiento Emergency Committee

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Campoamor beach, a jewel of Orihuela Costa, is famous for its golden sands, clear waters, and family-friendly atmosphere. Yet, every time heavy rains hit the region, the beach faces serious problems.

Innovative solutions necessary for a sustainable, sand-filled future along Orihuela Costa.

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The most intense rainfall is expected from 10:00 a.m. until midnight, affecting mainly the southern half of the province.

When Will the Heaviest Rains Hit Alicante? Timetable and Forecasts by...

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Government delegate Pilar Bernabé warned after a meeting of the Emergency Coordination Committee (CECOPI) that the episode will likely last several days, through the holiday weekend.

Red Alert for Heavy Rain: Generalitat Sends Early Warning to Alicante...

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On Thursday evening the Torrevieja City Council has issued a Red Alert for heavy rainfall expected along the southern coast of Alicante province starting tomorrow, 10 October.

Red Alert Issued for Heavy Rain in Southern Alicante Coast, Measures...

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The four-year agreement between the council and the CHS earmarks €480,000 from Orihuela and €320,000 from the CHS to restore urban channels.

Residents Demand Action as Orihuela Council Signs €800,000 Ravine Cleanup Deal

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According to the association, the rambla channels are clogged with weeds and garbage, making them invisible in some stretches.

Flood and Fire Risks Threaten Over 500 Homes in Orihuela Costa

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The exercise simulated torrential rainfall in the Vega Alta del Segura, triggering a red alert in Murcia and an orange alert on the southern Alicante coast.

Orihuela Strengthens Flood Preparedness with CECOPAL Drill on Sixth Anniversary of...

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The alert was raise by the Generalitat's Emergency Committee on Monday

Rain Stays away as Orange Alert sparks closures across Alicante

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Soler underscored that water transfers are already being restricted for environmental and sustainability reasons, and clinging to the past does not address future challenges.

PSOE Defends Desalination as Essential for Water Security and Climate Resilience...

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After days of scorching temperatures, the weather shifts with the risk of heavy downpours in the north of the province.

From Scorching Heat to Sudden Storms: Alicante Braces for Heavy Rains

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