Bernabé: "It's not a DANA storm or a cold drop, but it's a situation compounded by the inherent instability of the Mediterranean."
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On Thursday, the Government Delegate in the Comunitat Valenciana, Pilar Bernabé, stated that the impending precipitation episode affecting Valencia and Castellón is neither a DANA nor a cold drop, though it involves inherent Mediterranean instability. The regions of Castellón, Valencia, and Tarragona are facing a very adverse situation regarding torrential rains.
Authorities have elevated alerts for Thursday afternoon, issuing a red warning—the maximum alert level—due to the forecast of torrential rains, flood risks, and sudden water surges in the affected areas.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Bernabé quoteFocuses on official meteorological classification and institutional statements regarding Mediterranean weather instability.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Castellón, Valencia and TarragonaEmphasizes the severe threat level, red alerts, and imminent risk of floods and sudden water surges.