Vigo, the rainiest city in Spain, is 22 days away from running out of "quality" drinking water: "If this is not an emergency, let God come down and see it"

Vigo faces a severe water crisis, with only 22 days of potable water left if rain does not return. The Eiras reservoir is at historic lows, prompting the mayor to call for reduced consumption and infrastructure improvements. Despite efforts, the situation remains critical, with the mayor criticizing the regional government's response and emphasizing the need for a new dam. The mayor's warnings about the drought have been dismissed in the past, but he insists that immediate action is necessary to avoid a complete water shortage. Rain is forecasted soon, but the mayor stresses that reliance on weather is not a sustainable solution.