Today January 23, 2026, 06:45 AM

Spanish Authorities Issue Travel Warnings as Storm Ingrid Brings Severe Weather

By Global Pulse Desk
Published: January 23, 2026, 06:45 AM
Spanish Authorities Issue Travel Warnings as Storm Ingrid Brings Severe Weather

Spanish authorities have issued official travel and safety advisories as Storm Ingrid impacts several regions of the country. The warnings were active on Friday, January 23, as severe weather conditions were reported across multiple areas.

The General Directorate of Traffic advised motorists to avoid non-essential road travel due to hazardous conditions. Snow, strong winds, and heavy rain were reported to be affecting road safety in parts of northern and central Spain.

Meteorological authorities confirmed that the storm system intensified rapidly, prompting alerts in coastal and inland regions. Regional emergency services were placed on heightened readiness as weather warnings remained in effect.

In Galicia and other northern regions, strong winds and rough seas were recorded. Local authorities monitored conditions while urging residents to follow official guidance.

No nationwide reports of casualties were officially confirmed at the time of the advisories. Authorities stated that weather developments were still under review as the storm continued moving across Spain.

Sources
DGT
Agencia Estatal de MeteorologĂ­a
RTVE