The olive harvest is looking for workers, but many don't want their salary to depend on the rain: "People prefer six months in the hospitality industry to spending every day looking at the sky."

The agricultural sector in Andalusia is facing difficulties in securing work crews for the upcoming olive harvest, as labor shortages persist. Agricultural organizations have reported that prospective workers are increasingly reluctant to accept employment where their income is dependent on weather conditions, preferring steadier alternatives such as a six-month stint in the hospitality industry rather than monitoring the skies daily.

Simultaneously, heavy rainfall has caused structural damage in other regions, resulting in several rockfalls and structural detachment events at the 14th-century Marinid Walls in Ceuta. Consequently, urgent calls have been issued for official intervention and preservation work to secure the historical fortifications and towers.