ANDALUCIANS are joking southern Spain has changed into Britain after weeks of continuous storms and rain soak the area.
As moist climate continues to plague Spain this week, locals are despairing that it’s the ‘new UK’.
Social media customers in Andalucia joked that ‘[their] mum made fish and chips for tea’ after it has rained for 2 weeks non cease.
One other commented: “I went to order an Alhambra 1925 at the moment and the waiter advised me they solely had Guinness or London Delight.”
In the meantime in Sevilla, an X consumer quipped: “The Giralda now appears like Large Ben!”
Native information outlet Andalucia Directo posted an image of a typical Andalucian breakfast of tomato on toast slowly morphing right into a full English with the caption ‘12 days of continuous rain.’
On Instagram, customers added to the jokes, saying: “Now Malaga is Malachester, Cadiz is Newcadiztle, Almeria Almeripool, Sevilla Seffield and Huelva Huelvham.”
One other chimed in: “I’m writing from Madrid, capital of the UK,” whereas one other added “I’ve completed my Erasmus in London with out even having to depart Sevilla.”
