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Orange alert for waves of up to 7 meters and streams of up to 150 km/h

The warning will be in effect until 18:00, due to the risk of navigation and impact on the coast. Wind warnings are also maintained, especially on the coast and in exposed areas.

HUELVA, 07/02/2026.- Una mujer se protege del viento y la lluvia este sábado en Huelva. El fuerte temporal de lluvia y nieve que afecta a España ha provocado el corte de 168 carreteras, más del 80 por ciento en la región de Andalucía (sur), donde las inundaciones han causado cuantiosos daños materiales en infraestructuras y explotaciones agropecuarias y han obligado a desalojar a 11.000 personas de varias localidades. EFE/Alberto Díaz

The wind doesn't make the day any easier.

Due to Nils depression,the orange navigation risk alert is in effect ,with waves expected to be between 6 and 7 meters in the morning. The height will be above 5-6 meters, with the northwest bottom sea and periods ranging from 14 to 15 seconds, which will create a rough sea.

The wind is blowing from the west with a force of 6-7 km and a force of 8 km. In theearly morning there have been very strong streaks of 150 km/hin Matxitxako, 129 km/h in Jaizkibel, 119.2 km/h in Oiz and 94.9 km/h in Moreda.

In the northern Basque Country, there are serious consequences due to the storm, train service has been suspended until 3 p.m. on the lines between Hendaia and Akize.

In addition, until 6:00 p.m., the yellow warning will remain active due to the impact on the coast, as strong waves and west wind can cause splashes and friction on sea walks and seafloor.

From 18:00, the orange alert will go down to the yellow warning until midnight. The waves will go down to 4-5 meters and at the end of the day they will be around 3.5 meters. The wind will lose intensity, during the night it will turn southwest and in the last hours it will be 3 meters strong.

The authorities recommend extreme precautions, especially on the coast and in exposed areas, where the wind can cause the fall of branches, objects, and urban furniture.

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