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The Valencia region of Spain has been hit hard by extreme storms.
More than one year's rainfall dropped on the area in just one day.
According to the Spanish Meteorological Agency AEMET, the intense rain was started by a weather system that's known as a 'cold drop'.
It takes place when cold air meets hotter air, which then quickly rises to build thick rain clouds.
Eastern and southern Spain are familiar with cold drops, due to their location between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
The mountains close to the coastal areas create perfect conditions.
Over 200 people have drowned in the floods so far and the authorities have been searching for missing people.
Meanwhile, helpers have started the enormous clear-up after the floods.
Paiporta is one of the most badly damaged towns.
From her house opposite, Vanesa Cruanyes watched shopworkers escaping the flood waters.
As the possibility of shop break-ins grows more likely, neighbours like student Sofia Sánchez are grouping together to protect businesses.
Stormy weather's now hitting Andalucia and other regions.
Meanwhile, Pedro Sánchez , the Prime Minister, has made a promise to support victims.
There'll also be three days of mourning for those who have died.
