Eastern Spain, particularly Valencia, has experienced catastrophic flooding resulting from torrential rains, leading to at least 95 confirmed deaths and many individuals still missing. The region was inundated with a year's worth of rainfall in just a few hours, causing widespread destruction, including cars stacked like debris, uprooted trees, and downed power lines. Emergency services, including over a thousand soldiers, are actively searching for survivors and recovering bodies, with reports of dead individuals found inside vehicles. Thousands are without water and electricity, as several roads remain blocked and train services disrupted. The floods have severely impacted agriculture in the area, known as Europe’s garden, with farmers reporting significant losses. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has expressed condolences and is visiting the affected regions as the nation enters a three-day mourning period.