Spain: Orange Alert Issued as Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in Alicante

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Spain: Orange Alert Issued as Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in Alicante

The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) issued an orange alert as severe storms brought heavy rains and flooding to the province of Alicante on Thursday, July 24.

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