Second Bulgarian Missing After Valencia Floods Confirmed Safe
The second Bulgarian citizen who had been unaccounted for following the floods in the Valencia region has made contact with his family
Spain is observing three days of national mourning as rescue teams continue efforts to locate dozens of missing persons following catastrophic floods that have battered the country. The death toll stands at 95, with many still unaccounted for amid the widespread devastation.
Heavy rains and gale-force winds ravaged Spain's eastern and southern coastlines, disrupting transportation by air and rail and destroying hundreds of homes. Valencia is among the regions hardest hit by the severe weather.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called on the public to stay alert, warning that the threat persists. This flood event is Spain's deadliest in over half a century, marking a tragic chapter in the country’s recent history.
On November 9-10, temperatures in Bulgaria will range from -5°C to 0°C
Overnight, the weather will be clear and calm, with temperatures ranging between minus 5°C and 0°C
The year 2024 is set to be the hottest on record, with global temperatures expected to surpass those of 2023
A crisis situation has emerged in Pleven and the surrounding settlements, where the local water supply has been severely affected due to the drying up of wells
On November 7, Bulgaria will experience mostly sunny weather with light easterly winds
The weather in Bulgaria this week will continue to feel like a continuation of summer, with temperatures remaining mild
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