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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Edinburgh Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Spain’s weather warnings, issued by AEMET, currently cover heavy rain and storms across the eastern coast, particularly around Valencia and Alicante, with a separate orange-level alert for snow in the Pyrenees. The live ranking above shows the most severe alerts are for coastal and inland regions, while the Canary Islands face a separate wind warning as a front moves in from the Atlantic.
What is the current weather warning for Spain?
AEMET, the Spanish state weather agency, has activated orange and yellow warnings for today and tomorrow. The eastern coast from Barcelona down to Murcia is under a yellow alert for heavy rain, with localised flooding possible in low-lying areas. Inland, the Pyrenees mountains are under an orange warning for snow, with accumulations above 1,500 metres. The Canary Islands have a separate yellow wind warning for gusts up to 70 km/h on exposed western slopes. This pattern is typical for late winter in Spain, when Atlantic fronts bring unsettled conditions to the Mediterranean side.
Will the bad weather in Spain this week affect UK travel?
For those flying from Edinburgh or Glasgow to eastern Spain this week, expect delays at airports such as Alicante and Valencia due to the rain and wind. The snow warning in the Pyrenees may disrupt road travel to ski resorts. The 10 day weather forecast UK page shows that the same Atlantic system will bring cooler conditions to Scotland by Thursday. The Met Office’s Moderate Rainfall Warning for the UK remains separate from the Spanish alerts.
What does a yellow weather warning mean in Spain?
A yellow warning from AEMET indicates potential risk from rain, wind or snow. It is not severe but advises caution for outdoor activities and local travel. The orange warning means higher risk with possible disruption to transport and power.
How do I check Spain weather warnings tomorrow?
The UK weather hub links to AEMET’s live map via the Met Office. For tomorrow’s alerts, check the AEMET website or the Storm Dexter Uk Weather page for cross-references on Atlantic storm tracks affecting Spain.