The Mediterranean is warming at an ever-faster rate. This is explained by E. Vargas, a researcher at the Spanish Institute of Oceanography of the CSIC, who points out that in some places the temperature is increasing up to three or four times faster than in other areas of the planet.

On June 24, the buoy that records the water temperature of Maó reached 29.3 °C, and this Monday the one in the Dragonera The temperature reached 30.55°C, record figures that, according to Miquel Gili, a meteorologist from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), "have never been recorded in the month of June." The Mediterranean is currently at temperatures between five and six degrees higher than usual for this time of year. In fact, Gili explains that the Mediterranean is the "warmest" sea in the world.