Catalonia will have a sunny Friday with highs of up to 20 degrees
Friday will be sunny in Catalonia, with highs of up to 20 degrees on the coast and a cold morning with fog inland.
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Storm Bruna will bring rain to much of Catalonia from Monday 9, with the heaviest accumulations in the northwest and morning fog in central regions.
Friday will be sunny in Catalonia, with highs of up to 20 degrees on the coast and a cold morning with fog inland.
All Saints' Sunday arrives with clear skies and mild temperatures in Catalonia, before a sharp drop on Monday and rain on Tuesday.
Seven regions on red alert due to torrential rains, GI-552 closed and Rodalies suspended on part of its lines. A woman remains missing in Cabrera de Mar.
Rodalies suspends R2 Sud and Regional Sud from 22:00, with Garraf and Baix Llobregat on red alert. R1 operates on a single track and roads are closed.
Barcelona's Civil Protection activates emergency plan due to expected heavy rain and storms on Saturday afternoon and night.
Pimec estimates the storm's impact on SMEs in five Catalan regions at €117.5 million. Nearly 2,400 companies reported damage.
Torrential rains flood Sants and L'Hospitalet with over 100 l/m². Rodalies suspends service and El Prat faces delays of up to four hours due to mini hurricane alert.
Civil Protection confines 20 regions of Catalonia due to torrential rains: over 200 litres per square metre expected in six hours.
Civil Protection and Meteocat warn of over 200 litres per square metre in a day and activate Es-Alert in the Catalan coastal areas.
The Generalitat restricts mobility in 20 counties until 14:00 on Sunday due to a storm exceeding 100 litres per square metre in Barcelona and l'Hospitalet.
Civil Protection maintains the INUNCAT plan and alert in Bajo Campo, Bajo Ebro, Ribera de Ebro and Montsiá until 14:00. Several municipalities suspend classes.