A powerful Mediterranean storm known as Adam batters parts of Spain, prompting emergency responses after severe flooding. Outlets report multiple deaths, with the death toll reaching at least five, and additional incidents described as flash floods hitting tourist areas.

Spain’s weather agency AEMET issues ongoing alerts, including orange warnings and “significant danger” messaging in affected regions. Several reports say rainfall and storm-related hazards persist around popular holiday hotspots, including Ibiza and Majorca. Alongside the impacts on local communities, travel disruption is highlighted, with reports of airports and holiday infrastructure affected by flooding.

Some outlets focus more on the casualty figures, while others emphasize the scale of disruption and the response measures. Reports also mention the Spanish army being mobilised to help regions recover following weekend devastation, as authorities continue monitoring conditions and manage risks to residents and visitors.