Cadiz has begun evacuating a number of homes amid flooding sparked by Storm Joseph.
Around a dozen people have been ordered to leave their properties in Jimena de la Frontera, a town well-loved by British expats and tourists.
The ayuntamiento has activated Level 1 of the emergency plan due to the overflowing of the Hozgarganta River.
The Guadiaro River is also being monitored after experiencing a significant rise in its levels.
Chaotic scenes have been filmed elsewhere in the province, which is mostly under an orange alert on Tuesday and Wednesday.
In Arcos de la Frontera, fierce winds were recorded blowing enormous rubbish containers down the street as if they were Lego.
In Sanlucar, cars were pictured partially submerged after streets became inundated with floodwater.
Elsewhere, garden furniture, including chairs and tables, were seen flying off the balconies of an apartment block.
According state weather agency Aemet, an orange alert for significant rainfall remains in effect for Tuesday, while on Wednesday the warning will also include strong gusts of wind.
Aemet predicts accumulated rainfall of up to 100 liters per square metre in 12 hours, as well as wind gusts that could reach 90km/hr, climbing to 100km/hr locally.
The alert will remain in effect until Thursday (January 29), when the weather information will be updated.
All public parks and cemeteries have been closed until further notice as a safety measure. the day.
The City Council has urged residents to exercise extreme caution, avoid unnecessary travel, and follow the instructions of the emergency services.
In case of any incident, citizens are reminded to contact the emergency number 112.
