Storm Claudia has caused over 500 incidents in Andalusia due to strong winds and heavy rain. A 75-year-old man was injured in Huelva by a falling sign, while snow has reached Sierra Nevada. Aemet's yellow alerts affect nearly all provinces.
Andalusia's Emergency Coordination Center 112 has recorded a total of 500 incidents related to storm Claudia from Thursday night until Friday afternoon, November 14, 2025. Of these, 184 occurred overnight and early morning, with 350 more in the morning and afternoon, mainly concentrated in Seville, Huelva, and Cádiz.
The most serious incident was in Huelva capital, where a commercial sign fell on a 75-year-old man in Paseo de las Palmeras, requiring evacuation to Hospital Juan Ramón Jiménez. Huelva province handled 144 alerts, especially in Ayamonte, Cartaya, Isla Cristina, Punta Umbría, and Lepe, due to roof detachments, fallen branches, trees, lampposts, and cables, as well as flooding and water accumulations.
Cádiz reported 84 incidents, mainly water pools on roads and streets, fallen objects, and flooding. Cádiz City Hall closed Parque Genovés on Friday and Saturday, and outdoor sports facilities from 3:00 PM Friday through all of Saturday, due to the yellow alert for wind and rain.
Seville had 58 incidents, primarily fallen branches and objects, and flooding. Málaga recorded 28, Córdoba 15—including a vehicle blocked by the Guadarramilla River in Dos Torres, rescued without injuries—and Granada 4.
In Granada, Sierra Nevada received snow at 2,500 meters altitude in the early morning, with more precipitation expected until Monday. Cetursa plans to open the ski season on November 29 and close on April 26.
Aemet activated yellow alerts for rain and storms in Cádiz, Córdoba, Granada, Huelva, Málaga, and Seville, for wind in Cádiz and Huelva, and coastal phenomena in Almería. The regional government maintains the PERI Plan in pre-emergency phase.