• Last minute of the Ciarán storm and weather forecast in Spain
• The Aemet launches a special warning due to the Ciarán storm: red alert for wind and incidents throughout Spain

The Ciarán storm has already left one person dead in Madrid after a tree fell. The strong gusts of wind, which have reached 100 kilometers per hour in the capital, are leading the meteorological situation in most of Spain. The storm will continue in the country with fronts that will enter the northwest of the peninsula and bring heavy rainfall.

Since his arrival on Wednesday, Ciarán has caused numerous incidents such as falling facades, falling trees and blocked roads.. The Municipal Police of Madrid has placed emphasis on displacements through its networks.

Police warnings

The agents have warned that the situation remains complicated. The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has warned that this Thursday, November 2, the storm will leave intense storms in Galicia, the Cantabrian area and the Pyrenees.. The wind alert remains in place in many parts of Spain and the Police ask for extreme precautions.. In coastal areas, wind gusts can reach 100 km/h. The red alert is maintained in Galicia and the orange warnings in Asturias, Murcia, the Balearic Islands, Ceuta, Melilla, and various provinces of the Basque Country, the Valencian Community and Catalonia.

The wind will continue to be present throughout the country, so it is crucial to take extreme precautions to stay safe when we are on the street. The Municipal Police of Madrid recommends avoiding, as far as possible, travel. Instead of taking the car, opt for public transportation. Traffic is being affected mainly by falling trees and branches on the road..

Today a complicated day is expected due to rain and strong winds.
🚨Avoid, as far as possible, travel.
🚨Use #publictransport
🚨Avoid passing through wooded areas and walking next to buildings

Any incident call #092 and #112 https://t.co/oyAFviFKXY pic.twitter.com/5w0YBkJiXh

— Madrid Municipal Police (@policiademadrid) November 2, 2023

The agents also urge people to avoid “passing through wooded areas and walking next to buildings.”. In many streets, debris has fallen from facades, posters and other street furniture.. If you find yourself at risk, call 092 or 112.

The Aemet forecast extends the Ciarán crossing until Friday. However, instability remains ahead of the weekend, as the agency warns that “it is likely that a new storm with characteristics similar to Ciarán, with its associated fronts, will affect us again with similar effects.”.