Heatwave Hits Mallorca
Yesterday Mallorca felt the heat, with temperatures climbing to 36 °C in the north and north‑east and reaching 37 °C in the interior and south. Forecasters say this intense heat will stick around through Tuesday and could get even stronger in some spots.
What the Numbers Say
- North, north‑east and inland areas: up to 38 °C expected.
- Serra de Tramuntana and eastern Mallorca: around 37 °C.
- Ibiza and Formentera: highs near 36 °C.
Where It’s Hottest
Specific towns recorded the highest readings yesterday:
- Binissalem – 37.6 °C
- Clubs – 37.4 °C
- Santa María del Camí – 37.3 °C
- Llucmajor – 37.0 °C
- Palma – 36.9 °C
Staying Safe During the Heat
The 112 emergency service advises everyone to take extra precautions, especially between noon and 4 p.m.:
- Drink plenty of water.
- Stay in shaded or cool places.
- Wear light, loose clothing.
- Apply sunscreen regularly.
- Avoid strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day.
- Never leave kids, older people, or pets inside a parked car.
Conclusion
The current heatwave is set to continue through the middle of the week, with a yellow warning in effect for the whole region on Wednesday. By staying hydrated, seeking shade, and limiting outdoor exertion during peak heat, you can enjoy the summer while keeping safe.
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