Significant damage to Badalona's coastline due to storm with waves over 4 meters

Barca Maria beach is the most affected area, where part of the promenade has collapsed and urban furniture is damaged.

Imatge d'onades grans trencant contra un passeig marítim danyat a la costa catalana, amb mobiliari urbà afectat.

Imatge d'onades grans trencant contra un passeig marítim danyat a la costa catalana, amb mobiliari urbà afectat.

The severe sea storm affecting the Catalan coast has caused serious damage to the Badalona coastline, particularly at Barca Maria beach, throughout Tuesday, January 20.

The easterly storm (llevantada) has wreaked havoc on the Badalona coastline, with waves exceeding 4 meters in height. The most affected section so far is Barca Maria beach, where several parts of the promenade have collapsed.
In addition to the partial collapse of the promenade, several streetlights have been knocked down. The Guàrdia Urbana (Local Police) had already closed access to this area since yesterday as a preventive measure.

The Servei Meteorològic de Catalunya (Catalan Meteorological Service) maintains the maximum alert level (red, 5 out of 6) for waves that could even exceed 6 meters on the Badalona coast.

Other beaches such as Cristall and Estació are also suffering the effects of the storm, reporting significant destruction of beach furniture, including showers, bins, and wiring.
Share: