Reapertura de la A-2 entre Guadalajara y Soria después de un corte de 45 km por la nieve.

Snow and rain require extreme caution throughout the country. In the Community of Madrid, the use of chains is mandatory in several mountain passes. The A-2 has been reopened to traffic early this morning after being closed for 45 kilometers between Guadalajara and Soria, leaving dozens of drivers stranded. In Catalonia, Valencia, and Andalusia, there is an orange weather alert for heavy rains, and in Murcia, the search continues for a man swept away by the water in a ravine.

The A-2 motorway (Madrid-Barcelona) has been completely reopened to traffic in the early hours of the morning after being closed for 45 kilometers due to snow from Alcolea del Pinar (Guadalajara) to Santa María de Huerta (Soria).

According to the Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) at 1:36 am, the A-2 between kilometers 135 and 180 remains passable at a yellow level, meaning a ban on trucks and articulated vehicles.

Snow has caused traffic difficulties in the last hours in other parts of the national road network such as the A-1, A-2, and AP-6. Specifically, the affected roads are in Guadalajara (Torija); Segovia (El Espinar and Santo Tomé del Puerto); Soria (Golmayo and Medinaceli) and Madrid (El Vellón and Guadarrama).