Dozens of videos have captured the moment a tornado ripped through Malaga.
It comes after eight litres of rain fell in just one hour, while
other areas of Spain have flooded this evening.
The phenomenon has dragged olive trees across roads, disrupting traffic while destroyed power lines have resulted in blackouts.
The terrifying site was recorded in the town of Campillos, where the Town Hall has advised residents to 'stay in their homes'.
A statement by local Mayor Francisco Guerrero said that 'the worst has happened' and that the public should 'limit' the use of their vehicles.
The tornado was caused by colliding winds, a process also known as DANA (Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos).
This is similar to the famous
gota fria - or cold drop - according to local meteorologist Jose Luis Escudero.
AEMET does not have stations in Campillos to record wind speeds and the tornado is not large enough to be seen by satellite.
There is currently a yellow weather warning in place in the north of Malaga Province where Campillos is located.
Comment: Details of the other noteworthy flooding incidents for the city over the last 2 years: