Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Some neighbors walk down a street in Madrid during Filomena' snow storm. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

A snow man in Paseo del Prado during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Some neighbors walk in Paseo del Prado during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Snow plows working during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

A snow man in Plaza del Emperador Carlos V during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Some neighbors walk next to the Palace Hotel in Plaza de la Lealtad during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Traffic light in green during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Paseo del Prado during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

A snow man in Paseo del Prado during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Snow plows working during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Some neighbors jokes with a snow man in Plaza del Emperador Carlos V during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Rafael de Riego Street during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Rafael de Riego Street during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Atocha Train Station during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Some neighbors play and walk in Plaza del Emperador Carlos V during Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

A snowman in Cuesta de Moyano during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Bikes in Cuesta de Moyano during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Paseo del Prado during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

A man skis in Paseo del Prado during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

A woman walks in Paseo del Prado during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Some neighbors take photos of the Velazquez statue in the Prado Museum during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Velazquez statue in the Prado Museum during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Some neighbors play in the Museo del Prado stairs during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Some neighbors walk next Museo del Prado during 'Filomena' snow storm in Madrid. January 9, 2021. Photo by ALTERPHOTOS/Acero/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Heavy snowfall, on an unprecedented scale for more than fifty years in Madrid, fell over a large part of Spain, due to the passage of storm Filomena on Friday, January 8 and ended on Sunday the 10th oj January. The storm has caused cancelled services and transport disruption but also offered the unusual and unique opportunity to skiing and walking on the snow all over the main streets of Madrid, such are La Castellana, Serrano street, Alcala street and Gran Via, and the main square Puerta del Sol. On pictures large number of people walking amd skiing on Madrid streets despite some trees in the capital have not supported the weight of the snow and have ended up falling, even on the street's parked cars. Madrid, Spain on January 9, 2021. Photo by Dusko Despotovic/ABACAPRESS.COM

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- Madrid botanical garden. This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- Madrid botanical garden. This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- Madrid botanical garden. This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

Madrid, Spain; 08/01/2021.- This Friday, almost all of Spain continues on alert for intense cold, wind, rain and snow. In the Community of Madrid the red alert has been activated. Two days that Spain suffered the first effects of the storm Filomena, covering six autonomous communities with snow, as well as social networks, leaving a historical record (-35.6 degrees in the Leon Vega de Liordes station). Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas/Picture Alliance | usage worldwide

A couple walk as snow begins to fall in Madrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. Snow fell in the Spanish capital Thursday for the first time in many years. (AP Photo/Paul White)

A man stands outside a coffee house smoking and drinking a beverage as snow begins to fall in Madrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. Snow fell in the Spanish capital Thursday for the first time in many years. (AP Photo/Paul White)

A woman takes a selfie of herself and her dog in the snow in Madrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. Snow fell in the Spanish capital Thursday for the first time in many years. (AP Photo/Paul White)

Municipal workers clean out fountain heads in a semi-frozen pond in Madrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. Snow fell in the Spanish capital Thursday for the first time in many years. (AP Photo/Paul White)

People walk as snow begins to fall in Madrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. Snow fell in the Spanish capital Thursday for the first time in many years. (AP Photo/Paul White)

A woman takes photos as snow begins to fall in Madrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. Snow fell in the Spanish capital Thursday for the first time in many years. (AP Photo/Paul White)

A woman walks as snow begins to fall in Madrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. Snow fell in the Spanish capital Thursday for the first time in many years. (AP Photo/Paul White)

People out in the snow, in Rivas Vaciamadrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez)

Children throw snowballs in Rivas Vaciamadrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez), APTOPIX

A snowman stands on the landscape covered with snow in Rivas Vaciamadrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez)

A man walks with his dog as the snow falls in Rivas Vaciamadrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez)

A man throws a ball of snow as he plays with his children in Rivas Vaciamadrid, Spain, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez)

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: A view of the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: A woman walks with an orange umbrella at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: Children enjoy with snow at the Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: A child play snowball at the Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: Two women walk with an umbrella at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 07: People are seen at the snow covered Retiro Park after Storm Filomena brought intense snow in Madrid, Spain on January 07, 2021. In Madrid, compared to the past 11 years, the heaviest snowfall is expected and it is forecasted that snowfall will last for three days. Senhan Bolelli / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM