Huetor Tajar, Spain – A video shows severe flooding sweeping through the town as an intense storm system pounds southern Spain on February 4, 2026.

Rapidly rising brown floodwater rushes through streets and residential areas, covering roads and sidewalks.

The water climbs high against buildings, while several vehicles appear partially or completely submerged.

Debris floats through the strong current as the camera moves across the inundated town, revealing how quickly conditions are worsening.

The person filming describes the situation as extreme, saying, “What’s happening in Huetor Tajar is outrageous. The water keeps rising.”

Alongside the video, still images show more flooded streets, cars underwater, and water levels pressing higher against structures.

The flooding is part of a major storm emergency across Andalucia, driven by persistent heavy rainfall.

Authorities had issued amber alerts for extreme downpours, flash flooding, overflowing rivers, and saturated ground that intensified runoff in areas near the Genil River.

Communities across the region faced evacuations, road closures, and emergency responses as water levels surged.

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