In recent days, Spain has been grappling with catastrophic floods that have claimed the lives of over 200 people, with many others still missing. The unprecedented flash floods, particularly affecting regions like Valencia and Girona, have been fueled by extreme weather conditions linked to climate change, raising significant political and social concerns. Eyewitnesses describe the chaos, likening the experience to a tsunami as they recount horrific moments. The Spanish government has mobilized extensive resources, deploying thousands of police and troops for relief efforts, while anger over the flood response highlights a growing distrust of the ruling class. With additional storms looming, questions regarding the safety of travel to Spain arise, as communities begin to grapple with the aftermath of this natural disaster.