The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued an orange warning for Ibiza and Formentera this Thursday for rain and storms that will affect the peninsular third and the Balearic Islands. These rains will give rise to Dana Alice, the first major storm of the season.

The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) will activate an orange warning for storms and heavy rainfall in Mallorca and Menorca this Thursday, which could result in up to 40 liters per square meter in one hour in some areas.

The Government does not expect the rains that will fall this Wednesday in the Balearic Islands to cause flooding, but warned that the storms will be accompanied by electrical equipment, whose lightning could cause a fireAccording to forecasts from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), the next few hours will be unstable, with the first critical moment of the day expected between 12:00 and 18:00. A cold air front is expected to collide with the warm air masses, causing severe storms with rainfall of up to 50 liters per square meter. These could be accompanied by electrical disturbances and possible disasters, as well as a slight drop in temperature, according to Europa Press.

The Balearic Islands continue with a yellow heat warning this Wednesday (temperatures expected to range between 20 and 34 degrees Celsius) on the eleventh day of a heat wave affecting the entire state since August 3rd, which will likely last until next Monday. The sky will be partly cloudy to clear with periods of high clouds during the afternoon.

The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has activated a yellow warning for high temperatures this Friday from 12 noon until 6:59 p.m., which could reach 36°C in inland and southern Mallorca. This warning comes after a tropical night across virtually the entire archipelago, with minimum temperatures above 20°C, except for some inland areas.

HeState Meteorological Agency (Aemet) In the Balearic Islands, the weather has confirmed that July 2025 has brought a new peak in nighttime heat to the islands, with a notable increase in the number of tropical nights—those in which the temperature does not drop below 20°C. The Portopí station in Palma recorded every night of the month as tropical for the eighth consecutive year, with a total of 17 torrid nights, above 25°C, a record number considering the average is only two.

August will begin this Friday with mild temperatures, similar to those of last week, after a July marked by abundant rainfall, according to the forecast from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet).

The Government's General Directorate of Emergencies and the Interior has activated Severity Index 1 (IG-1) and the State Meteorological Agency has issued an orange alert for the Pitiusas Islands due to the rain and storms expected in the coming hours. According to the details, intense rainfall is expected, with accumulations of up to 50 liters per square meter in one hour, with electrical activity, wind gusts of 50 km/h, and waves that could exceed two meters.

The stability of recent days, which has seen highs of between 29 and 34 degrees Celsius and lows of between 19 and 25 degrees Celsius, will be disrupted starting Wednesday afternoon, when isolated localized rainfall in the form of mud is possible. Furthermore, for this Wednesday, the Aemet (Metropolitan Meteorological Agency) has issued a yellow warning for Menorca for thunderstorms. For Thursday, the warning will be extended to all islands in the form of thunderstorms, rain, and thunderstorms.