Britons in or heading to Spain have been issued fresh travel advice as parts of the country battle adverse weather conditions.
Spain's Civil Protection agency has issued multiple weather warnings across the country today and yesterday.
The warnings, issued on X, cover storms, rain and wind affecting several regions including Valencia, Almeria, Barcelona, Majorca, Aragon, Galicia and La Palma.
Severe storm warnings have been issued for Valencia and Almeria, with specific safety guidance from Civil Protection.
Those in Valencia have been advised to 'seek shelter indoors'
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Due to the weather conditions at Valencia and Almeria, the Spanish government recommended: "Seek shelter indoors. Stay away from fences and metal objects that can attract lightning."
It further advised: "Do not take shelter in high areas. Avoid showering during the storm."
Barcelona and Majorca have been placed under rain warnings, with Civil Protection issuing specific safety advice.
Due to the weather conditions in Barcelona and Majorca, Civil Protection advised using highways and motorways if you need to travel.
Locals and visitors were warned: "Stay away from rivers, streams and low-lying areas on slopes. Do not cross flooded sections on foot or by vehicle."
Additional weather alerts have been issued for rain and storms in the north of Aragon and parts of Majorca.
The Spanish government also warned of rain affecting large areas of Galicia in the northwest.
Popular holiday spot La Palma in the Canary Islands has been placed under a wind warning.
For the latest information, those in affected areas were advised to consult the updated map at http://ran-vmap.proteccioncivil.es.
Britons in Spain can also visit AEMET, which has issued rain and storm warnings for parts of Spain today and over the weekend.
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AEMET has issued storm, rain and wind warnings for several parts of Spain this weekend
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Adverse weather conditions are to be expected on Saturday, May 10, with yellow and orange warnings issued across Aragon, Catalonia, the Valencian Community, the region of Murcia, the Basque Country and more. Orange warnings signify a "significant risk".
In the Canary Islands, yellow-level winds are likely to affect Gran Canaria, La Palma and Tenerife.
For the latest Spain travel advice, Britons are encouraged to consult the dedicated web pages from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). As of yet, the FCDO has not issued a travel advisory for Spain.
In other Spain news, anti-tourism protests continue to plague the popular holiday spot.
