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Storm Oriana: wind across much of Spain, 11–14 February 2026

11 February 2026 to 14 February 2026. Updated 26 October 2026.

It coincides with storm Nils, named by Météo-France on 10 February 2026. AEMET named this storm Oriana on 11 February 2026.

Over 4 days, 60 of Spain's 182 warning zones had an orange or red warning for wind: 98 zone-days at orange or red, 4 of them red. The day with the most zones at orange or red was 14 February, with 47 zones.

14 February was the day with the most people in zones under an orange or red warning: 10.6 million people live there (INE municipal register, 2025).

RedOrangeYellowNo warningEach zone at the highest warning it had during the episode. Grey: no warning on those days.
True-colour satellite image of the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands on 14 February 2026
Spain from space on 14 February 2026, the day with the most zones at orange or red. Image: NASA Worldview.

How it compares

Day by day

DayRedOrangeYellowOrange or red warnings for
Wed 11 February—1390wind, rain
Thu 12 February—1763wind, rain
Fri 13 February—21107wind, snow, rain
Sat 14 February44375wind, snow

Zones with a warning each day, at their highest level that day.

The zones

ZoneProvinceHighest levelWarning days
Interior norte de CastellónCastelló/Castellónred4
Interior sur de CastellónCastelló/Castellónred4
Litoral norte de CastellónCastelló/Castellónred4
Litoral sur de CastellónCastelló/Castellónred4
Nacimiento y Campo de TabernasAlmeríaorange4
Noroeste de MurciaMurciaorange4
Prelitoral sur de TarragonaTarragonaorange4
Valle del Almanzora y Los VélezAlmeríaorange4
Hellín y AlmansaAlbaceteorange4
Interior de AlicanteAlacant/Alicanteorange4
Interior sur de ValenciaValència/Valenciaorange4
Litoral norte de TarragonaTarragonaorange4
Litoral sur de TarragonaTarragonaorange4
Ibiza y FormenteraIbiza y Formenteraorange3
Alcaraz y SeguraAlbaceteorange4
Litoral norte de AlicanteAlacant/Alicanteorange4
Litoral norte de ValenciaValència/Valenciaorange4
Poniente y Almería CapitalAlmeríaorange4
Prelitoral norte de TarragonaTarragonaorange4
Valle del Guadalentín, Lorca y ÁguilasMurciaorange4
Cordillera Cantábrica de LeónLeónorange3
Cordillera y Picos de EuropaAsturiasorange3
Depresión central de TarragonaTarragonaorange3
GrazalemaCádizorange3
LiébanaCantabriaorange3
MenorcaMenorcaorange3
Pirineo de GironaGironaorange3
Altiplano de MurciaMurciaorange4
Bajo Aragón de TeruelTeruelorange4
Gúdar y MaestrazgoTeruelorange4
Interior norte de ValenciaValència/Valenciaorange4
La Mancha albaceteñaAlbaceteorange4
Litoral sur de ValenciaValència/Valenciaorange4
Pirineo oscenseHuescaorange4
Prelitoral de BarcelonaBarcelonaorange4
Sierra de MadridMadridorange4
Valle de AránLleidaorange4
Vega del SeguraMurciaorange4
Centro de HuescaHuescaorange3
Cinco Villas de ZaragozaZaragozaorange3
Cordillera Cantábrica de PalenciaPalenciaorange3
Interior de MallorcaMallorcaorange3
Litoral de BarcelonaBarcelonaorange3
Litoral sur de AlicanteAlacant/Alicanteorange3
Meseta de BurgosBurgosorange3
Norte de CáceresCáceresorange3
Norte y nordeste de MallorcaMallorcaorange3
Pirineo de LleidaLleidaorange3
Prepirineo de BarcelonaBarcelonaorange3
Ribera del Ebro de ZaragozaZaragozaorange3
Sur de HuescaHuescaorange3
Sur de ÁvilaÁvilaorange3
Campo de Cartagena y MazarrónMurciaorange2
Cordillera Cantábrica de BurgosBurgosorange2
Levante almerienseAlmeríaorange2
A MariñaLugoorange1
AmpurdánGironaorange1
Campiña sevillanaSevillaorange1
Interior de PontevedraPontevedraorange1
Noroeste de A CoruñaA Coruñaorange1

And 116 more zones with yellow warnings only.

What AEMET's stations measured

The most measured in the zones with an orange or red warning, on their warning days: a 185 km/h gust at Estaca de Bares (Noroeste de A Coruña) on 11 February.

ZoneStrongest gust
Noroeste de A Coruña185 km/h
Estaca de Bares · 11 February
Liébana171 km/h
Mirador del Cable, Parque Nacional Picos de Europa · 11 February
Pirineo oscense149 km/h
Cerler, Cogulla · 14 February
Valle de Arán136 km/h
Cap de Vaquèira · 12 February
Poniente y Almería Capital134 km/h
Láujar de Andarax · 14 February
Cordillera y Picos de Europa132 km/h
Cabrales · 11 February
Ampurdán128 km/h
Espolla · 14 February
Interior norte de Castellón126 km/h
La Pobla de Benifassà-Fredes · 14 February
Gúdar y Maestrazgo123 km/h
Mosqueruela · 14 February
Levante almeriense122 km/h
Carboneras · 13 February
Valle del Almanzora y Los Vélez120 km/h
Albox · 13 February
Interior sur de Castellón114 km/h
Atzeneta del Maestrat · 14 February
Cordillera Cantábrica de León113 km/h
Puerto de San Isidro · 14 February
Bajo Aragón de Teruel112 km/h
Andorra, Horcallana · 12 February
Prelitoral sur de Tarragona111 km/h
Estación de Tortosa (roquetes) · 14 February
Prelitoral de Barcelona110 km/h
Pontons · 12 February
Ribera del Ebro de Zaragoza110 km/h
Caspe, Plana del Pilón · 14 February
Litoral de Barcelona109 km/h
Barcelona Aeropuerto · 12 February
Litoral norte de Tarragona109 km/h
Reus Aeropuerto · 11 February
Cordillera Cantábrica de Palencia107 km/h
Velilla del Río Carrión, Camporredondo de Alba · 11 February

And 38 more zones with an orange or red warning.

For each zone, the highest value its AEMET stations measured on the episode's warning days (the lowest, for the low temperature), with the station and the day. Rain from 07:00 to 07:00 UTC; gust: the day's strongest. It is what the zone's stations measured, not every town, and a measurement, like a warning, is not damage.

How AEMET's warnings unfolded

The red warning reached 4 zone-days, and AEMET always issued it ahead of time (median: 12 h). The first warning of any level for those same days had come a median 36 h earlier.

ZoneDayFirst warningRed issuedFor · notice
Interior norte de CastellónSat 14Wed 11 Feb, 23:50 orangeFri 13 Feb, 11:3000:00 · 12 h before
Interior sur de CastellónSat 14Wed 11 Feb, 23:50 orangeFri 13 Feb, 11:3000:00 · 12 h before
Litoral norte de CastellónSat 14Wed 11 Feb, 23:50 orangeFri 13 Feb, 11:3000:00 · 12 h before
Litoral sur de CastellónSat 14Wed 11 Feb, 23:50 orangeFri 13 Feb, 11:3000:00 · 12 h before
The full timeline: 112 changes at orange or red

Mon 9 February

Tue 10 February

Wed 11 February

Thu 12 February

Fri 13 February

Sat 14 February

AEMET's issue times, in mainland Spain time (Canary Islands in island time). Notice is the time from issue to the first hour the warning covered; a warning issued “for the current hour” runs from the hour it is published.

What this says and what it doesn't

A warning is an AEMET forecast, not a measurement or a damage report: it says a threshold is expected to be exceeded in a zone. A warning is not damage; a zone is not a building.

A zone-day is one warning zone with a warning on one day. Ten zones at orange on the same day make ten zone-days. A day with several warnings in one zone counts once, at its highest level.

Each zone has its own thresholds, so an orange heat warning in Asturias doesn't mean the same temperature as in Córdoba. More in how warnings work.

To cite: “Climaviso, from AEMET warnings”.

Source: official AEMET warnings, collected by Climaviso since June 2018.

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