This Sunday, the emergency services found the lifeless body of the woman dragged by a river in Cabrera de Mar on Saturday, during a rainy season in Catalonia.
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A woman was swept away by a river in Cabrera de Mar on Saturday due to torrential rain in Catalonia.
This Sunday, emergency services located the lifeless body of the woman who was swept away by a river in Cabrera de Mar on Saturday, in the midst of torrential rains in Catalonia.
The Firefighters of the Generalitat of Catalonia confirmed the discovery at 12:19 p.m. The body has been located in an area near the breakwater of the port of Premià de Mar.

Expert meteorologists from Aemet, CIDE-CSIC and eltiempo.es explain that the accelerated warming of the atmosphere and oceans, especially the Mediterranean, provides greater energy and humidity, causing increasingly intense and frequent torrential rains in Spain.
Aemet researchers warn that the extreme heat of the Mediterranean in 2026 is acting as fuel for torrential storms, even allowing the formation of unprecedented tropical cyclones in the region.

DANA Adam affects the north and east of Spain, causing red alerts in El Ejido due to torrential rains. Aemet warns of possible flooding and hail in Almería, Albacete, Murcia and the Catalan and Valencian coast due to extreme accumulations.

The Generalitat Valenciana has sent mobile alerts due to the forecast of torrential rains. Aemet has activated the red notice on the southern coast of Valencia and northern Alicante, warning of possible catastrophic impacts due to accumulations of up to 300 l/m2.

The Aemet has activated the red warning for extreme rains on the southern coast of Valencia and northern Alicante, with accumulations of up to 300 l/m2. Civil Protection has sent alerts to the population regarding the risk of flooding and possible catastrophic damage.

After a warm week, a new Atlantic front will cause widespread rain, storms and a notable drop in temperatures in the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands starting this weekend, according to meteorologist José Antonio Maldonado.