- The Great Flood of 1957: This devastating flood occurred in the Valencia region, particularly affecting the city of Valencia and surrounding areas. It caused extensive damage and loss of life.
- The Seville Flood of 1961: The Guadalquivir River overflowed, resulting in widespread flooding in the city of Seville and surrounding areas in Andalusia.
- The Llobregat River flooding in 1982: Heavy rains caused the Llobregat River to overflow, leading to flooding in Barcelona and nearby regions.
- The Ter River flooding in 2007: The Ter River burst its banks, inundating towns and villages in the province of Girona in northeastern Spain.
- The Ebro River flooding in 2018: The Ebro River, Spain's longest river, flooded numerous towns and agricultural regions in the northeastern part of the country.
