Storm Bruna has sparked orange and yellow alerts for rain and storms across western Andalucia on Monday.

According to state weather agency Aemet, up to 30mm of rain is possible in a single hour on the Huelva coast and 80mm in 12 hours in Sevilla’s Sierra Norte, which are both under orange warnings.

Meteorologists have also issued yellow warnings for parts of Cadiz, Malaga and Cordoba.

In Sevilla city, the warning is also yellow, with thunderstorms and bursts of heavy rain possible from midnight to noon.

The orange alert on the Huelva coast runs from midnight to noon on Monday. Andevalo and Condado are under the same warning for 30mm in an hour, with a separate yellow alert for 40mm in 12 hours running throughout Monday.

Thunderstorm warnings for the Huelva coast, Andevalo and Condado run from 9pm on Sunday until noon on Monday.

The coast is also under a yellow wind warning until 4am on Monday, with southerly gusts of up to 70km/hr.

In Sevilla’s Sierra Norte, the orange warning for 80mm in 12 hours runs from 3am until the end of Monday.

Yellow warnings for thunderstorms and downpours of 15mm in an hour run until noon.

In Cadiz province, the coast, the lowland countryside and the Strait of Gibraltar area are under yellow warnings for thunderstorms and rainfall of 15mm in an hour from midnight until 4pm on Monday.

In Grazalema, Aemet warns of 60mm in 12 hours over the same alert period.

The Ronda area in inland Malaga is also under a yellow warning for 60mm in 12 hours, from midnight until 4pm.

The warning shown for Malaga province covers Ronda, while Malaga city and the Costa del Sol sit outside that alert zone.

In northern Cordoba, the Sierra y Pedroches area is under a yellow warning throughout Monday for 40mm of rain in 12 hours.