The death toll from devastating flash floods in eastern Spain climbed to 158 on Thursday, with rescue teams still searching for those missing in what could become Europe's worst storm-related disaster in over five decades. "There's a total of 158 people to which must be added dozens and dozens of…

The death toll from devastating flash floods in Spain has climbed to 158, with rescue teams still searching for those missing in what could become...

The floods have killed at least 155 people with many more still missing as more weather alerts are issued.

The flash floods that hit Spain on Tuesday and Wednesday have been labelled the deadliest natural disaster to hit the country in decades, with an official death toll of 158

UTIEL, Spain: Rescue teams discovered the bodies of eight people on Thursday (Oct 31) who had been trapped in a garage after devastating flash floods hit easter Spain, as the death toll in the Valencia region alon

Experts have said the storm was caused by cold air moving over the Mediterranean’s warm waters.

More horrors emerged Thursday from the debris and ubiquitous layers of mud left by the walls of water that produced Spain’s deadliest natural disaster in living memory.

Tributes have been paid to former Valencia player Jose Castillejo who was only 28

Spain sent 500 extra troops to join the search for an unknown number of missing people three days after flash floods killed at least 205 people, according to emergency authorities. Many people are still…

The damage from the storm late Tuesday and early Wednesday recalled the aftermath of a tsunami, with survivors left to pick up the pieces as they mourn their loved ones

Many streets are still blocked by piled-up vehicles and debris, in some cases trapping residents in their homes.

The floods have killed at least 155 people with many more still missing as more weather alerts are issued.

Spain Flash Floods: The death toll is expected to rise as some people are still missing, with more rain forecasted.

At least 158 people have died in Spain's worst flooding disaster in decades as rescuers race to find victims.

Satellite images show the landscape in Spain before and after devastating floods this week. Some areas saw more than 400 litres of rain per square metre fall on Tuesday

'This storm front is still with us.'

Experts have said the storm was caused by cold air moving over the Mediterranean’s warm waters.

MADRID (AP) — Three days after historic flash floods swept through several towns in southern Valencia, in eastern Spain, the initial shock was giving way to anger, frustration and a wave of solidarity on Friday. Many streets are still blocked by piled-up vehicles and debris, in some cases trapping residents in their homes. Some places […]

Flash floods devastate southern Valencia, Spain, leaving residents stranded, without basic necessities, and facing the aftermath of a natural disaster.

Some areas still don't have electricity, running water, or stable telephone connections after the historic flash floods.

The rescue teams are still searching for those missing in what could become Europe's worst storm-related disaster in over five decades.

People in Majorca are being warned to stay at home and avoid unnecessary journeys after flash floods and torrential rain battered Spain

LaLiga and its clubs have initiated a fundraising campaign to assist the Red Cross in relief efforts after the flash floods in Spain. The campaign will be highlighted during match broadcasts and on social media platforms to maximise support.

Three days after historic flash floods swept through towns in Spain and killed at least 205 people, the initial shock was giving way to anger, frustration and a wave of solidarity on Friday.

An exceptionally powerful Mediterranean storm from Tuesday unleashed heavy rains and torrents of mud-filled water, with the eastern Valencia region hit hardest.

At least 158 people have been killed in Spain's worst flooding disaster this century

Oct. 31 (UPI) -- Rescue efforts were continuing Thursday in eastern Spain after more than a year's worth of rainfall fell in eight hours, triggering flash flooding that killed at least 158 people, destroyed roads, bridges and cut power and left some areas cut off from the outside world.

Spain sent 500 extra troops to join the search for an unknown number of missing people three days after flash floods killed at least 158 people in the Valencia region. Many people are still trapped in their homes without electricity, running water or access to food while authorities have said more storms are expected.

The death toll from historic flash floods in Spain climbed to least 205 people Friday, with many more believed to be missing.

In the hardest-hit eastern Valencia region, 202 people have been confirmed dead.

Valencia, on Spain's east coast, was hit by a year’s worth of rain in just eight hours, with the deluge turning streets into rivers, destroying homes and sweeping away vehicles

The death toll from historic flash floods in Spain climbed to at least 205 people Friday, with many more believed to be missing, as the initial shock gave way to anger, frustration and a wave of solidarity. Spanish emergency authorities said 202 of the victims were in the eastern region of Valencia, and officials warned that more rain is expected in the coming days. The damage from the storm Tuesday and Wednesday recalled the aftermath of a tsunami, with survivors left to pick up the pieces as they mourn loved ones lost in Spain’s deadliest natural disaster in living memory.

As the search continued for dozens of missing people in the east of the country, forecasters warned of new flooding in the southwest.

More than 200 people are now known to have died in Spain following flashing floods on Tuesday - dozens more are still missing.

People are being warned to stay at home and avoid unnecessary journeys

A fresh red warning has been issued for the province of Huelva in southeast Spain where it is predicted 117 litres will fall per square metre in fewer than three hours

More than 200 people have died in Valencia and neighbouring provinces after floods hit the east of Spain. According to the country’s national weather agency, Valencia received a year’s-worth of rain on 29 October, causing flash floods that destroyed homes and swept away vehicles