Railway strains have been closed, a soccer match has been cancelled and residents have been ordered to remain indoors after heavy rain in components of Spain.

Weather warnings have been issued for intense rainstorms in Madrid and close by areas on Sunday.

Spain's nationwide climate company AEMET issued a most crimson alert, which meant excessive hazard was attainable within the Madrid area, Toledo province and metropolis of Cadiz.

Rail companies between Madrid and the japanese coastal space of Valencia and different strains have been suspended.

Madrid's mayor Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida urged folks to remain off the streets to assist emergency crews transfer extra shortly.

Mr Almeida mentioned he was anticipating "an exceptional and truly rare situation in terms of precipitation".

He mentioned town's document rainfall of 87 litres per sq. metre in 1972 would "most likely be broken" with 120 litres per sq. metre forecast.

Residents have been despatched textual content messages with directions to remain at residence and keep away from utilizing vehicles.

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Atletico Madrid's residence recreation towards Sevilla was postponed following warnings from the climate service and the regional authorities.

Local media reported on Saturday that police have been investigating whether or not two individuals who died whereas canyoning in northern Spain drowned.

The intense rain comes after Spain endured a heatwave in August.