In Barcelona, a deadly windstorm has caused significant disruptions and led to the tragic death of a 46-year-old woman who was critically injured when a roof from an industrial building collapsed on her. She was admitted to the Vall d’Hebron hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries, highlighting the dangerous conditions experienced during the storm. This severe weather event not only claimed a life but also had widespread effects on the region, forcing the closure of schools, cancellation of non-urgent healthcare services, and suspension of sporting events throughout the metropolitan area. The strong winds resulted in widespread disruptions, including delays and service cuts in the Rodalies train network, as well as the cancellation of approximately 100 flights at El Prat Airport. In addition to the fatality, the storm resulted in injuries to at least nine other individuals, emphasizing the severity of the weather conditions. Transportation restrictions were also imposed, particularly affecting truck traffic in La Jonquera, further demonstrating the storm's impact on daily activities and infrastructure in the area. These incidents underscore the potential dangers of extreme weather events in urban settings and the need for preparedness in such situations.