I’d create a Storm Leonardo Spain tee tracking my own hometown, imagining flood lines creeping up familiar streets, turning my daily coffee spot into a tiny Venice, so I can joke about it while quietly freaking out about climate change.

For another Storm Leonardo Spain design, I’d print a fake emergency checklist with sarcastic items like ‘charge phone, grab snacks, question life choices,’ mixing real safety tips and dark humor, because that’s exactly how I cope when the forecast looks apocalyptic.

I’d design a Storm Leonardo Spain “Weather Channel from Hell” graphic, with over‑the‑top TV graphics, red alert banners, and a smug cartoon forecaster yelling about record rainfall while viewers float past the screen in inflatable flamingos.

I’d make a Storm Leonardo Spain “Evacuation Tour” shirt, styled like a rock tour tee, listing Andalusian towns and flood dates on the back, turning a brutal storm season into a fake concert lineup that hits a little too close to home.