Spain's national weather service today, Thursday, downgraded bad weather alerts after powerful storms hit southern Malaga province and eastern Valencia, already battered by deadly flash floods two weeks ago, causing damage but no casualties. Local authorities maintained orange weather alerts, the second highest level, and continued caution in Andalusia and Valencia and referenced further storms in the provinces of Huelva, Cadiz, Seville, Alicante and Valencia.
Spain downgrades storm warnings after towns left soaked but without casualties
Emergency services in Malaga kept almost 4,000 people who were evacuated because of a flood risk out of their homes
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