Valencia is a city and province located on the eastern coast of Spain. It is known for its rich historical heritage, vibrant culture, and significant contributions to art and science. Valencia is famous for its annual Las Fallas festival, marked by the creation and burning of large puppets, and is also recognized for its distinctive cuisine, particularly the traditional dish paella. The city is an important agricultural center, particularly known for its oranges. Additionally, Valencia is home to the City of Arts and Sciences, an architectural complex that houses a science museum, planetarium, aquarium, and more. The province of Valencia encompasses a varied landscape, including beaches along the Mediterranean Sea, mountains, and lush orchards.
Valencia experiences intense rainstorms, transforming serene environments into dramatic waterscapes. Carlos Mazón, President of the Generalitat, leads efforts to assess and manage water impacts in Navarrés, Anna, and Enguera. Mazón,…
On October 29th, Valencia faced a severe weather crisis, predicted by meteorologists with increasing urgency. Aemet issued a crimson alert for torrential rain, forecasting up to 180 liters per square…