A significant storm characterized by heavy rainfall and snowfall has caused disruptions on 136 roads in Spain, as reported by the Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) early Sunday morning. Out of these, 67 roads are closed at various sections primarily due to flooding, while an additional 18 roads are affected by ice and snow conditions. The situation highlights the extent of disruption caused by severe weather across the country's transport infrastructure.

Andalusia emerges as the region most severely impacted by the storm, with 43 of its roads experiencing closure, particularly in the provinces of Cádiz, Córdoba, and Granada. Highways such as the N-110 have notable closures, illustrating the challenges faced by motorists in northern areas like Soria. In addition to these closures, numerous secondary roads are also affected by adverse winter conditions, requiring the deployment of winter tires or chains in specific regions including Almería, Granada, and Catalonia, among others.

As the storm continues to unfold, forecasters are urging caution among drivers and commuters, emphasizing the importance of adhering to safety regulations. The ongoing inclement weather not only disrupts transportation but could also have broader implications on local economies and emergency services, as response teams deal with challenging conditions to maintain safety on the roads.