Overview
- Victoria Roselló told the court the flood was foreseeable with hours available to warn residents.
- She said forecast models flagged the cut‑off low days in advance and Aemet’s red alert signaled extreme danger to life.
- Roselló described watching SAIH live river readings climb fast, yet said the regional coordination center convened late after fatalities had begun.
- El País reports the regional phone alert to residents was issued late in the evening, when most of the missing had already died.
- She cited Utiel‑Requena’s record rainfall and called the inundation catastrophic, with 230 deaths and many victims found in ground floors and garages.