More horrendous weather

A amber alert has been issued for more severe weather.
This time we are circled in the severe part of the weather.
Wether it hits us or not know one knows.

South-eastern Spain

Convective activity will go on across Spain in the range of the mid-level trough centre. At its eastern flank, easterly low-level winds will be associated with upslope flow and moisture advection from the Mediterranean Sea. Additionally, rather strong vertical wind shear will be in place given south-westerly mid-level winds. Storms will tend to organize and supercells are forecast. Large hail and excessive precipitation seem to be the main threat, but a tornado or severe wind event is not ruled out. Storms will weaken in the evening hours when the upslope flow weakens.

There is no time for this weather to hit but it seems its moving down south towards us as last nights storms were centred north of us.