Spain is facing extreme weather conditions as heavy rains trigger red alerts in Castellón and Málaga.

The Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET) warns of up to 180 liters of rain per square meter in Castellón and 120 liters in Málaga within 12 hours.

Emergency alerts have been issued, urging residents to avoid travel and stay away from riverbanks.

In Ronda, rising river levels are causing significant risks, with some roads already closed due to landslides and flooding.

Similar alerts are in place across other regions, including Valencia and Cádiz, with schools closed and reservoirs releasing water to manage overflow.

Authorities emphasize the need for caution as the situation remains critical.