Cartagena

Weather forecasts are drawing attention across Spain and Mexico, with a yellow alert issued for Cartagena ahead of heavy rainfall in the early morning hours. Local outlets are urging residents to take precautions as showers move through the Murcia region overnight, while broader interest in weather forecasts is rising on both sides of the Atlantic.

Murcia region is under a yellow alert for rain and storms, with warnings affecting Cartagena and its surrounding area. Storms on Sunday caused around 30 incidents across the region, and authorities say alerts will remain in place through Monday as unsettled weather continues. Residents are being urged to stay informed about the forecast.

Attention is turning to the Cartagena-Murcia rivalry in the Murcia region of Spain, with a local derby generating buzz among fans. Spanish sports media are stoking tensions ahead of the match, with pointed remarks exchanged between the two camps, including barbs suggesting 'there are fears that do have a price' as kickoff approaches.

Attention is on the upcoming match between FC Cartagena and CDUC Murcía in Spain's second division, a regional derby drawing local interest. Guilló urged his side to control the game, saying that if they dominate possession, victory will be closer. Fans are following team news and predictions ahead of kickoff.

Murcia fans gave their team a loud send-off, chanting "cartagenero el que no bote" - a taunt aimed at their rivals from Cartagena ahead of the regional derby. The chant, reported by La Opinión de Murcia, reflects the intense rivalry between the two Murcia-region clubs and the supporters' mood going into the match.

Heavy rainfall is approaching 100 litres per square metre in parts of Campo de Cartagena, in the Murcia region of south-east Spain. Footage from Los Alcázares shows very intense downpours this afternoon, raising concerns about localised flooding in the area.