Ibiza roads transform into raging rivers with floods sweeping through towns as ferocious aftermath of Hurricane Gabrielle unleashes on Spanish holiday island
Excessive rainfall, Ibiza’yı floods have become torrent and the water poured into the roof of the Ibiza airport was flooded with images.
The jaws show lightning because the videos that leave the jaw are transformed into severe rivers, cars sweeping by blurry torrents and severe air releases chaos between towns and cities.
In Zaragoza, the clips that stopped the heart caught the rain that pulled the streets on Sunday night, and the trees were barely standing while the storm tears.
State Meteorological Agency Aemet announced that more than 180 mm rain has just dropped twelve hours, warning: ‘Caution! Extraordinary danger. There may be flood and sudden rise in waterways. ‘
The entire island is under red warning with the highest vigilant level possible for heavy rainfall up to 4 local hours.
While Alicante was warned, amber warnings are in force for Spain.
The locals in Valencia received emergency phone warnings that told them to avoid travel, stay away from the road closure and move to higher ground for security.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, residents in the face of excessive weather ‘great attention’ urged to use.
People, after the heavy rains that cause several floods on the island, September 30, 2025, Walks on the flooded streets in Ibiza, Spain
In the city of Ibiza, Spain, on September 30, 2025, after heavy rains that caused several floods all over the island. Spain State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) issued red, orange and yellow warnings for heavy rains affecting various parts of the country
Paiporta, Valencia, Eastern Spain, Poyo Ravine flood views, 30 September 2025
X by writing, ‘Civil Protection Agency and Emergency Service Instructions always follow,’ he said.
The National Roads authority also begged drivers to avoid Valencia and Castellon’s worst hit areas, where flood waters caused widespread destruction.
In Valencia, schools and sports activities were suspended, parks were closed and the gardens were sealed while the authorities were rolling our ‘preventive’ security measures.
Emergency teams, including firefighters, forest brigades, highway and health departments, were placed in full warning.
