DANA weather system triggers deadly flash floods in Spain, causing at least 95 deaths

A severe weather system known as DANA has caused devastating flash floods in Spain, resulting in at least 95 deaths. The floods, which occurred over two days, affected southern and eastern regions, with Valencia experiencing record rainfall. DANA, a phenomenon where cold and warm air collide, has been linked to climate change, leading to more intense storms. This week's event was one of the most severe in a century for the Valencia region, with some areas receiving over 300 liters of rain per square meter. Spain's government has declared three days of mourning as rescue operations continue. The floods are considered the worst natural disaster in modern Spanish history, surpassing previous events in terms of casualties and destruction.