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Catalunya está experimentando un episodio de precipitaciones excepcional que ha llevado a activar alertas meteorológicas de nivel rojo.
Catalunya afronta esta noche un episodio de precipitaciones excepcional, con el litoral y prelitoral como principales zonas de riesgo. La lluvia, que ya ha empezado a dejar las primeras imágenes del temporal, se intensificará en las próximas horas mientras los servicios de emergencias mantienen activado el dispositivo ante la posibilidad de aguaceros muy intensos. El Meteocat ha activado por primera vez de forma simultánea los tres umbrales de precipitación en nivel rojo e Interior ha pedido a la ciudadanía que se quede en casa durante las horas de máxima afectación.
En Barcelona la intensidad de lluvia ha crecido a partir las seis de la tarde, como muestra el video grabado en la Gran Via con la calle Tetuán. En l'Hospitalet, el temporal también ha provocado inundaciones.
El temporal de lluvia también provoca numersos incidentes en establecimientos públicos, como las inundaciones que se han producido en el Hospital de Vall Hebron, que ha denunciado el alcalde de Badalona, Xavier Garcia Albiol.
Un arbol de grandes dimensiones ha caído frente al Centro de Asistencia Primaria de Sant Boi de Llobregat

A waterspout lasting almost two hours has caused flooding in Bizkaia, with 150 incidents recorded, 137 in Bilbao. The rains have also affected other autonomous communities, including Castilla-La Mancha, where a 102-year-old woman drowned in her home in Madrigueras, and 90 people were rescued after 142 liters per square meter in two and a half hours. Weather warnings remain in place in 11 autonomous communities, with red alerts in Catalonia and orange alerts in several regions.

The Generalitat of Catalonia has ordered the population to stay at home and limit movements due to the alert for an exceptional meteorological phenomenon described as a 'mini-Mediterranean hurricane', with the possibility of more than 200 liters per square meter in less than six hours, storms, strong winds and risk of tornadoes or sea waves. Red notices have been activated in 17 regions, mobility has been restricted from 8:00 p.m. on Saturday to 2:00 p.m. on Sunday in coastal and pre-coastal areas, Renfe has suspended a large part of the train service, the Barcelona metro will close at midnight and sports, cultural and leisure activities have been cancelled. Civil Protection and Meteocat warn that the situation may become complicated and reach an exceptional episode, with torrential rains and extreme accumulations. So far, no serious incidents have been recorded, although firefighters have carried out 320 actions related to the rain.

A DANA will leave rain and storms in eleven autonomous communities in Spain, highlighting a red alert in Catalonia with expected accumulations of up to 200 liters.

An extreme storm, classified as a Mediterranean hurricane, has forced the suspension of the demonstration due to the housing crisis in Barcelona and L'Hospitalet. The protest is rescheduled for October 5 while Civil Protection asks to reduce mobility.
Catalonia faces an episode of torrential rains and possible hurricane-force winds. The Government has restricted mobility in 20 regions and activated the Inuncat plan in the emergency phase due to the risk of severe flooding between this Saturday and Sunday.

President Salvador Illa has announced restrictive mobility measures and the suspension of activities in Catalonia due to the arrival of a mesoscale convective system classified as a "mini-hurricane", with the risk of torrential rains and tornadoes.