Storm Bruna has prompted yellow weather alerts across four Andalucian provinces on Sunday and Monday.
The first of the alerts shown on Aemet’s maps begins at 9pm on Saturday, November 7, along the coast of the Strait of Gibraltar.
Easterly winds of 50 to 61km/hr, equivalent to force seven, are forecast there until midday on Sunday.
A separate yellow warning covers the Cadiz coast and the province’s lowland countryside from 8am to 6pm on Sunday, with easterly gusts of up to 70km/hr.
On the Huelva coast, a wind alert kicks in at 8pm on Sunday, with southeasterly gusts also expected to reach 70km/hr.
Rain and thunderstorm warnings follow at 9pm, with 15mm of rain possible in an hour. The same rain and thunderstorm warnings cover Andevalo and Condado from 9pm.
In Aracena and the Sierra Norte of Sevilla, yellow alerts for rain and thunderstorms start at 9pm on Sunday.
Aemet flags both short, heavy bursts of 15mm in an hour and accumulations of 60mm over 12 hours. The Sunday warnings shown for Huelva and northern Sevilla run until midnight.
From midnight heading into Monday, November 9, the Ronda area in Malaga province and Grazalema in Cadiz come under yellow rain alerts.
Both warnings run until 4pm on Monday and flag 60mm of rain in 12 hours.
The Malaga alert shown on the map covers inland Ronda.
Rain is also forecast along the Costa del Sol, with Marbella expected to see some rain later on Sunday and Malaga city turning wetter on Monday.
Read more Andalucia news at the Spanish Eye.
