Floods hit Spain AGAIN as water surges through Tarragona hours after red alert put Valencia in lockdown

FLOODING has hit Spain again with rivers of water gushing down the streets of Tarragona.

Footage shows several inches of water rushing down streets past cars and flooding parts of the city.

Water rushed down the street in new footage captured

Rushing water was several inches high in Tarragona tonight

The water appeared to be several inches high

Tarragona is further north than Valencia – where the worst flooding hit last week which has killed more than 200 people.

A red rain warning is earlier in place for Valencia on Sunday night, with orange and yellow warnings as far north as Barcelona.

Over 200 people have died from Tuesday’s floods and thousands have had their homes destroyed by the wall of water and mud.

At least 60 of the dead were in Paiporta, the epicentre of the disaster.

King Felipe today visited Paiporta with angry locals throwing mud at him and protesting at a lack of support.

Reuters

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