The storm Claudia led to the death of three people in Portugal and caused severe flooding in Great Britain, with dozens injured.

Storm Claudia had a devastating impact in Portugal, where three people died and dozens were injured. Authorities reported the discovery of the bodies of an elderly couple in their flooded home in Fernao Ferro, near Lisbon, and a tornado struck Albufeira, killing an 85-year-old British woman and injuring 28 people, two of them seriously. The President of Portugal, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, expressed solidarity with the victims. In the United Kingdom, the storm caused severe flooding in Wales and England, with rescue operations in the town of Monmouth and flood warnings issued by authorities. Regions in Algarve, Beja, and Setubal were placed under orange alert due to extreme weather conditions.