Heavy rain in central Mallorca
The yellow warning is active in the Archipelago this Monday and Tuesday.
PalmHeavy 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.
In the north and northeast of Mallorca, the Aemet (Mexico City Meteorological Agency) has activated a yellow warning for rain and locally heavy showers this Monday, between 12:00 and 7:00 p.m. Meanwhile, a yellow warning for rain and thunderstorms will be in effect this Tuesday in the Pitiusas. Yellow warnings for coastal phenomena will also be in effect this Tuesday in Menorca and Mallorca—specifically, in the Tramuntana mountains, in the north and northeast—between 0:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
It should be noted that the IG0 warning is activated when an adverse weather event is expected to be imminent, posing a danger to people and property. This warning corresponds to minor local adverse events that can be controlled with a rapid local response without causing damage.
Drop in temperatures
Meanwhile, the week began in the Balearic Islands with slight atmospheric instability, which could lead to a general drop in temperatures after several days of intense heat. According to Aemet representative María José Guerrero, cloudy periods are expected, with maximum temperatures between 30 and 35 degrees.
On Tuesday, instability will persist with isolated showers in Mallorca. In Ibiza and Formentera, rain and storms will be more intense during the first part of the day, with a yellow weather warning at the maximum. Temperatures will drop slightly, with highs between 28 and 32 degrees.
Minimum temperatures will also drop significantly: values between 18 and 22 degrees are expected during the early hours of the morning, and they may even drop to 17 degrees in some places during the night from Monday to Tuesday, which will still be considered a torrid night in some areas.
Starting Tuesday afternoon, the weather is expected to gradually stabilize. Temperatures will rise slightly again, with highs between 29 and 33 degrees. This thermal relief will continue throughout the week, although Aemet warns that temperatures will rise again next week.
Buoy fields closed
The Regional Ministry of the Sea and Water Cycle has announced the closure of the buoy fields in Formentor, Fornells Bay, and Colom Island due to warnings from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) for rain, storms, and coastal phenomena expected for Monday afternoon.
In a message on social media, the regional ministry, headed by Juan Manuel Lafuente, stated that reservations are canceled with the right to return and recommended seeking shelter in protected areas.
