Spain weather alerts lowered after heavy storms in Catalonia and Balearic Islands

Emergency services in Spain have lowered weather alerts across Catalonia and the Balearic Islands following heavy rainfall and storms caused by storm Adam.

In Catalonia, Protecció Civil deactivated the INUNCAT alert as meteorological conditions improved. Meteocat ended all warnings for rain intensity and accumulation after precipitation decreased overnight. The weather event primarily affected southern and central regions, including Priorat, Alt Camp, and Tarragonès. The 112 emergency line received 239 calls regarding 176 incidents, while firefighters attended 132 calls involving fallen trees, blocked vehicles, and road landslides.

In the Balearic Islands, the General Directorate of Emergencies and Interior lowered alert levels for all islands. Mallorca, Ibiza, and Formentera have moved out of red alerts, with Mallorca and Menorca transitioning to yellow alerts. The storm resulted in 305 incidents managed by emergency services since Saturday night, with Ibiza recording the highest number of calls at 130. Most incidents involved flooding in buildings and public roads, as well as fallen trees and urban debris.