Recent studies have underscored the significant impact of human-induced climate change on storm dynamics, particularly highlighting the catastrophic flash flood that struck Valencia in 2024. Research published in Nature reveals that current climate conditions have markedly intensified rainfall rates and expanded the affected geographical area, compared to pre-industrial levels. Simulations indicate a median increase of approximately 50% in extreme rainfall events in areas exceeding the 180 mm threshold, a level that triggers red warnings by the Spanish Meteorological Service. This alarming increase underscores the critical role of anthropogenic climate change (ACC) in exacerbating extreme rainfall events.