In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Monday (January 11) in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave.

The storm Filomena caused heavy rains in other regions, killing five people in the country.

"Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMETA).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

Unprecedented cold wave after storm Philomena during the coronavirus pandemic in Madrid on January 11st, 2021. In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

Unprecedented cold wave after storm Philomena during the coronavirus pandemic in Madrid on January 11st, 2021.In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

In the wake of a historic snowstorm, authorities were trapped on Sunday in a race against the clock to clear the snow in Madrid and part of Spain before the arrival of an unprecedented cold wave. This storm called "Filomena", which also caused heavy rains in other regions, killed five people in the country. "Minimum temperatures below -10ºC" are expected in much of the interior of the country during the night from Sunday to Monday and until Thursday, according to the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET).