The red alert for rain triggers a third ES-Alert in Castellón and suspends commuter trains in Valencia and services towards Catalonia
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The Spanish region of Valencia is experiencing a severe weather event characterized by torrential rain and storms. In response to the hazardous conditions, the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued a red alert for parts of the region, while authorities in Castellón have triggered a third Es-Alert mobile warning system to notify the public of the danger.
As a direct consequence of the severe weather, rail operator Renfe has suspended all Cercanías commuter train services in Valencia. Additionally, the suspension extends to Media Distancia services originating from or destined for Valencia, as well as Euromed and Intercity connections linking the region to Catalonia, effective from 18:00 hours.
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