A "slow-moving local storm" on the northern coast of Alicante left 42 l/m² in Pedreguer and 34 in Pego.

The State Meteorological Agency has indicated in its warning system that the rainfall recorded this morning on the northern coast of Alicante is due to a "local, slow-moving storm." The yellow warning for the Marina Alta will only last until 12 noon on Wednesday, but it has left significant amounts of rain in some locations.

According to the Valencian Meteorological Association (AVAMET), up to 42 liters per square meter have accumulated in Pedreguer, while 34 liters per square meter have been recorded in Pego, located in the Corral de la Rata. The organization also highlights the 22 liters per square meter in Benimaurell, in the Vall de Laguar.

Current situation in Gandia. Plou fort amb molt de vent i granís. Video by Dani Talens. Accumulations at the end of 11 a.m. (in l/m²):
57 the Font d'en Carròs
54 Oliva
50 El Real de Gandia (CEIP CAES)
42 Pedreguer
34 Pego (Rat Pen)
28 Potries
22 Benimaurell pic.twitter.com/qp9mPi8RMN
— AVAMET (@avamet) May 14, 2025

In the last few hours, spectacular hailstorms have been recorded in Morella, in the Els Ports region of Castelló. Today's storm primarily affected La Safor, a neighboring district of Marina Alta, where a large storm surge could be seen over the Mediterranean waters off the coast.