Severe flash flooding has swept through Spain, particularly affecting the Valencia and Andalusia regions, leading to at least 95 confirmed deaths and many more missing. The catastrophic weather, described by residents as akin to a tsunami, occurred after an unprecedented amount of rain fell within just 24 hours, causing widespread destruction and trapping thousands. Rescue operations are underway, with helicopters and diggers deployed to assist trapped individuals. The disaster has triggered a three-day mourning period in Spain, as the nation grapples with one of the worst flooding events in nearly 30 years. Meanwhile, criticisms have emerged regarding the preparedness and timeliness of flood warning systems amidst worsening climate conditions.