Firefighters dealt with more than 120 calls across Sevilla province on Wednesday as Storm Charles brought flooding, fallen trees and damage to buildings and electrical installations.
The provincial fire service handled 64 alerts across 34 municipalities during the afternoon alone, with crews responding to road crashes, flooded properties and debris blocking roads.
In Santiponce, Guardia Civil officers rescued a woman from a car surrounded by floodwater on Camino de la Señorita.
The alarm was raised at 6.13pm, with firefighters and local police also responding to flooding in the area.
Earlier, two cars collided head-on on the A-8053 in Isla Mayor, towards La Puebla del Rio. Emergency services received the call at 2.14pm and were told two people were trapped, one seriously injured.
One occupant was freed before firefighters arrived. Crews from Mairena del Aljarafe and Sanlucar la Mayor cut the second person out.
Another casualty was taken to hospital after a car overturned on the A-4 near Ecija at around 4.44pm.
Strong winds brought down trees in several towns. In Tomares, a fallen tree blocked Avenida Juan Carlos I, while another interrupted traffic on Calle Adriano in Camas.
Crews also dealt with fallen trees in Mairena del Aljarafe and Montellano, a trunk at risk of falling beside Paseo del Majuelo in La Rinconada, and damage to the roof of the Javier Imbroda secondary school.
Elsewhere, crews attended reports of unstable walls and metal sheeting in Utrera, fallen cables in Lebrija and San Juan de Aznalfarache, and awnings torn loose by the wind in Mairena del Aljarafe.
Road crews were alerted to incidents on routes around Aznalcazar, Carmona and Bollullos de la Mitacion, as well as an access road to the A-49 in Castilleja de la Cuesta.
