Storms and heavy rain are forecasted to hit Valencia Wednesday night, two weeks after the worst floods in Spain's modern history killed over 200 people in the region. The Spanish national weather service,

Spaniards braced for further heavy rain and storms on Wednesday, just two weeks after rain and flash floods prompted rivers to overflow in Valencia and other parts of Spain, killing more than 200 people and destroying homes and property.

Another Valencia match in the Spanish league has been postponed because of the deadly floods that have affected the region.

Valencia, known for its stunning City of Arts and Sciences and beautiful beaches, has been hit by unprecedented rainfall. This caused severe flooding and loss of life. The disaster has affected various parts of the region,

Thousands of students in Spain's eastern Valencia region returned to classes on Monday, two weeks after floods killed over 200 people and devastated towns in the area. Controversy over the regional government's handling of the floods still rages,

Thousands evacuated their homes across Spain, as the eastern Valencia region and southern Andalusian stayed on high alert on Wednesday, anticipating more heavy rains only two weeks after massive floods killed over 200 people in Valencia.

Spain's national weather agency put parts of the eastern Valencia region under the highest alert level for rain on Wednesday, two weeks after floods killed more than 200 people there. National weather agency AEMET issued a red alert lasting until midday (1100 GMT) on Thursday for the Valencia coast,