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Mallorca weather for Monday, July 6

Mallorca’s Hot Week Ahead

What’s Happening?

The meteorological agency says the heat wave that started on Sunday will likely ease by Thursday, but high temperatures will still linger through Friday. Expect scorching highs of 41 °C‑42 °C inland on Thursday and Friday, with a slight drop on Saturday.

Heat Alert Levels

  • Mainland: Red alerts (up to 44 °C) on Tuesday.
  • Mallorca: Mostly amber alerts this week, peaking at yellow on Monday and Tuesday.

Monday (Yellow Alert)

  • Areas affected: south, interior, north/northeast from noon to 7 pm.
  • Expected high: 37 °C.

Tuesday (Yellow Alert)

  • Coverage: whole island except the south.
  • Expected high: 38 °C.

Thursday (Potential Red/Amber)

  • Forecasts show highs hitting 40 °C + across much of the island.

Detailed Forecast for Monday (as of Sunday 5 pm)

Town Morning °C Peak °C Breeze & Humidity Tue Wed Thu
Alcudia 21 34 gentle N → light NE, 25 % humidity 34 36 35
Andratx 21 33 gentle N → light NW, 25 % humidity 34 34 35
Binissalem 19 38 light NW → NE, 15 % humidity 39 39 41
Palma 20 36 gentle S → NE, 20 % humidity 34 35 36
Pollensa 22 37 gentle NW → light N, 25 % humidity 37 38 38
batons 18 38 gentle NE → S, 20 % humidity 38 39 41
Saint Lawrence 20 36 light N → SE, 20 % humidity 39 39 39
Santanyi 19 34 moderate SW → gentle, 25 % humidity 34 35 37
Sine 19 37 gentle NE → E, 20 % humidity 37 38 40
Soller 20 36 light NW, 35 % humidity 39 39 39

Breeze guide: light ≤ 11 km/h, gentle 11‑19 km/h, moderate 19‑28 km/h.

Sunday Snapshot (5 pm)

  • Highs: Llucmajor 37.0 °C, Palma University 36.3 °C, Binissalem 36.2 °C, etc.
  • Lows: Coolest spots around 15‑18 °C (Can Sion, Lluc, Palma University).

Staying Cool & Safe

  • Drink water regularly, even if you don’t feel thirsty.
  • Wear lightweight, light‑colored clothing and a hat.
  • Limit outdoor activity during the peak hours (12 pm‑5 pm).
  • Use sunscreen (SPF 30 +).
  • Seek shade or air‑conditioned spaces when possible.

Conclusion

Mallorca is in for a hot stretch, with temperatures climbing into the low 40 °C range midweek. While alerts are mostly amber for the island, it’s smart to stay hydrated, protect your skin, and avoid prolonged sun exposure, especially during the hottest part of the day. Keep an eye on updates, and enjoy the sunshine responsibly!

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