Cuarte de Huerva, Spain - September 28, 2025 Streets and garages flooded, people rescued from their cars, communications affected and some ravines overflowed. This was the scene left in Spain on Sunday by the former-hurricane Gabrielle, which has now become a storm, in some provinces in the east of the mainland. Zaragoza, Tarragona and Castellón are, for now, the regions most affected by weather conditions that have led to the declaration of the red level for extreme risk of rain in some areas. In anticipation of the situation worsening in the coming hours, Spain&'s state meteorological Agency (Aemet) has updated the warning for extreme risk of rainfall to red level in the provinces of Valencia, Castellón and Tarragona from this Monday 29 September. The forecast predicts that the heavy rainfall could last until Tuesday. The province of Zaragoza, one of the worst hit by the storm so far, is at amber level, where storms with hail triggered several incidents this Sunday afternoon. Although the hail did not cause major damage, the torrential rain did, leaving neighbourhoods cut off and causing flooding in garages and houses in the provincial capital and in towns such as Santa Fe, Cadrete, Cuarte and María de Huerva. The province of Zaragoza, one of the worst hit by the storm so far, is at amber level, where storms with hail triggered several incidents this Sunday afternoon. Although the hail did not cause major damage, the torrential rain did, leaving neighbourhoods cut off and causing flooding in garages and houses in the provincial capital and in towns such as Santa Fe, Cadrete, Cuarte and María de Huerva. SHOTLIST Heavy rain in Cuarte de Huerve, Zaragoza, Spain on 28 September. [Credit: X/jdelgado_84]