Spain cold snap plummets temperatures to lowest in 20 years

A woman walks through the snow in Madrid, Spain (Manu Fernandez/AP)
A woman walks through the snow in Madrid, Spain (Manu Fernandez/AP)

Much of Spain is struggling to return to normality three days after a 30-hour-long record snowfall that was then hardened by record-low temperatures.

Overnight temperatures were the coldest since at least 2001 and dropped in some places to the lowest since 1982, according to the Spanish weather agency AEMET.

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