Severe Flooding in Spain Leaves 205 Dead

John Fahy, a 55-year-old Irish teacher, is trapped in the coastal town of Cullera, Spain, due to severe flooding that has resulted in at least 205 deaths across the region. With access to food severely limited, local supermarkets are running out of supplies and no resupply is expected soon. Fahy recounted his terrifying experience driving home during the storm, describing the hazardous conditions he faced. Rescue operations are ongoing, with the Spanish Army deployed to recover bodies rather than search for survivors. Reports indicate that many people are still missing, and the flooding is being described as Spain's worst natural disaster this century. The heavy rainfall has been attributed to climate change, with recent analyses showing increased rainfall intensity compared to historical data.