Andalucia on alert as Storm Nils arrives with warnings of strong winds – but will it bring yet more rain?

Andalucia on alert as Storm Nils arrives with warnings of strong winds – but will it bring yet more rain?

Andalucia will be hit by STORM Nils and its strong winds, new warnings of weather conditions, and the fear of more rain.

The latest storm in southern Spain is expected to begin tomorrow, with winds reaching up to 100 km/h.

Storm Nils is expected to bring not only wind but also scattered and irregular rainfall across the country.

READ MORE: Storm chaos has caused at least €4 BILLION of damage in Andalucia with triple the normal rainfall since the new year – and it’s not over yet

The wind is expected to cause most of the chaos, but there will also be some rain. Credit: Eltiempo.es

Extremadura & Galicia are predicted to be the worst hit areas by this rain.

On Thursday the weather will stabilize, and experts believe that Storm Nils is not as devastating as Storm Marta in Andalucia. 

READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE: Mayors gather for emergency meeting in Malaga’s Ronda to decide on further evacuations with Montejaque dam ‘just 25cm from overflowing’

Causing at least €4 billion of damage and forcing 11,000 to evacuate their homes, January and February storms have already wreaked havoc across Andalucia. 

Locals are now waiting for the end of Storm Nils, hoping that it will be at a lower cost. 

The Olive Press provides weather updates.

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