Spain is under red and orange weather alerts as it braces for more heavy rainfall, just two weeks after devastating floods claimed over 200 lives. The national weather agency AEMET has warned that regions, particularly Valencia and Málaga, could see up to 180mm of rain within 12 hours, raising fears of flash floods and river overflow. Cleanup efforts are ongoing, with thousands of workers clearing debris, mud, and damaged infrastructure from previous floods, while municipal authorities have suspended classes and set up sandbags in vulnerable areas. Political fallout is intensifying, with protests demanding accountability from government leaders for their inadequate response during the earlier disaster. King Felipe VI is expected to return to the affected areas amid public outrage over the government's failure to heed earlier warnings about the storms. As communities prepare for more storms, emergency services are advising residents to seek higher ground and avoid travel unless necessary.