A wet end to September is expected for Spain’s east coast as residents brace for heavy rain and storms. The state meteorological agency, Aemet, has issued alerts for Alicante province, with conditions likely more severe in neighbouring Valencia. Rainfall could reach up to one hundred millimetres, particularly in the northern half of Alicante, alongside significant wind and a potential risk to property and safety.

As the month transitions into October, yellow weather warnings indicate the likelihood of persistent showers on Tuesday morning, easing slightly by late morning. Temperatures are forecast to remain relatively low, with the northern areas experiencing local drops and the southern parts showing minor fluctuations.

Moving into the new month, cloudy intervals will dominate, with expectations of clearer skies by late Wednesday. Temperature changes will be minimal, maintaining autumnal conditions with light northeast winds predominating along the coast.

Residents are advised to remain vigilant as alerts persist, particularly in the northern regions of Alicante where conditions may be unsettled. With potential showers forecasted, staying updated through local weather services remains essential.