Spain: Heavy Rainfall Lashes Jumilla, Murcia Causing Flash Flooding

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Spain: Heavy Rainfall Lashes Jumilla, Murcia Causing Flash Flooding

Heavy rainfall caused flash flooding in the municipality of Jumilla, Murcia, southeast Spain on Tuesday, September 3.

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  • Video Location: Jumilla, Murcia, 2024 at 23:40h, Spain Video Recording Date/Time: September 3

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