Spain issues storm warning after deadly floods in Valencia, with rescuers searching for missing people in devastated region.

Newly released shocking footage shows the extent of the flood damage in Valencia after Spanish flooding that has killed at least 95 people.

At least 95 people have died in the severe flooding

Powerful storms turbo-charged by a warming planet, poor urban planning and carelessness combined with catastrophic consequences in Spain's deadliest floods in a generation, according to experts.

The floods have killed at least 155 people with many more still missing as more weather alerts are issued.

Meteorologists say a year's worth of rain fell in eight hours in parts of Valencia on Tuesday.

The desperate hunt for survivors continues after flash floods swept through Spain, as the country's death toll hit 158.

At least 158 people have died in Spain's worst flooding disaster in decades as rescuers race to find victims.

The death toll from devastating flash floods in Spain has climbed to 158, with rescue teams still searching for those missing in what could become...

Spain Flash Floods: The death toll is expected to rise as some people are still missing, with more rain forecasted.

So far, 155 people have been reported dead in the region, with at least three more having died in other regions.

Inside some of the vehicles that the water washed into piles or crashed into buildings, there were still bodies waiting to be identified.

The damage from the storm late Tuesday and early Wednesday recalled the aftermath of a tsunami, with survivors left to pick up the pieces as they mourn their loved ones

Tributes have been paid to former Valencia player Jose Castillejo who was only 28

Satellite images show the landscape in Spain before and after devastating floods this week. Some areas saw more than 400 litres of rain per square metre fall on Tuesday