The recent floods in Valencia, Spain, have resulted in a staggering death toll of 205 people, marking it as Europe’s deadliest weather disaster in decades. With hundreds of soldiers and emergency services involved in rescue operations, many areas remain inaccessible. Witnesses describe widespread destruction, with trapped vehicles and submerged infrastructure in the flood’s aftermath. Authorities face criticism over their response time as they continue to battle harsh weather conditions and looting incidents. Experts link the extreme flooding to climate change, exacerbating the already severe drought conditions in the region.