The 112 Emergency Coordination Center handled a total of 109 incidents between Wednesday at 12:00 PM and Thursday at 6:00 AM due to the effects of Storm Kristin. According to Emergency Services, the majority of incidents occurred in Ibiza, totaling 65, while 30 were in Mallorca and 14 in Formentera.

The passage of the storm through the Balearic Islands this Saturday brought the most significant rainfall to the Tramuntana mountain range, as predicted by the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), with 43.6 liters per square meter recorded in Lluc. It also caused three minor incidents involving fallen trees and rockfalls. Additional rainfall totals of 42.6 l/m² were recorded in Son Torrella, Escorca; 30 l/m² in the Alfabia mountain range, Bunyola; 25.4 l/m² in Banyalbufar; and 23 l/m² in Port de Sóller, according to data collected up to 7:30 p.m. As for the wind, the strongest gust reached 87 km/h in Alfabia, while 80 km/h was measured in Cabrera and 75 km/h in Capdepera.

Far from having faded, the storm that has affected Mallorca these past few days continues to have a significant impact in certain parts of the island. Early this afternoon, heavy rain fell in Alcudia and Artà, flooding streets.

The first wave of rainfall and storms has already passed through the Balearic Islands, affecting Mallorca and Menorca the most. As can be seen in the video published by the Balearic Islands Meteorological Service, the streets of Son Ferriol have flooded, causing street furniture to be swept away.

The precipitation and storms this Thursday They have mainly affected the northern part of Mallorca and Menorca. This is the case in Bonaire, in Alcudia—as seen in the Balearic Islands Weather video—where heavy rainfall was recorded around 1 p.m. The storms dumped between 20 and 30 liters per square meter in the north of the island until 2 p.m., after which they moved towards Menorca. According to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), 33 liters per square meter were recorded in Muro and 16.2 liters in Sa Pobla. Lower values were recorded in Escorca-Lluc, with 9.3 liters per square meter, and in Pollença, 8.6.

Mallorca will be under an orange warning for rain and thunderstorms this Wednesday, with the possibility of some locally heavy or very heavy showers with thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon.

The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) forecasts cloudy periods in the Balearic Islands starting this Saturday with occasional showers or downpours, which, mainly in Menorca and northern Mallorca, could be locally heavy and accompanied by thunderstorms and hailstorms.

An unexpected and intense storm hit Mallorca this Thursday morning. Aemet (Metropolitan Emergency Services) and Emergencies, in response to the situation, activated a yellow alert for the archipelago at around 7:25 a.m., although all alerts under the Meteobal plan have now been deactivated.

Heavy rain has fallen in central Mallorca, as captured the Islands' Weather video Published on social media. In the images, recorded in Banyalbufar, you can see a car moving forward while it is hit by heavy rain. Islands. The highest risk is in the Pitiusas, where there is a yellow warning.