Tourists use umbrellas to cover themselves from a heavy rain and high winds, while they tour the city centre outside the bullring, as storm Konrad hits Spain, Portugal and France, in Ronda, Spain, March 13, 2025. REUTERS/Jon Nazca/File Photo
MADRID (Reuters) - Heavy rains hit Spain for a third week in a row on Tuesday, with at least two people missing and hundreds evacuated in the southern region of Andalusia, where several rivers had overflowed, or were at risk of doing so.
Spaniards are still on edge after torrential rains four months ago in the eastern Valencia region led to the country's deadliest natural disaster in decades. Many blamed local and national officials for being too late in sending emergency alerts.
