Mallorca Weather Shifts: Unstable Tuesday Brings Storm Risk Ahead of Gradual Stabilisation
After Monday’s crisp, dry conditions with strong winds, Mallorca braces for significant weather changes this week according to official forecasts from Spain’s State Meteorological Agency (AEMET).
Tuesday’s Volatile Outlook
Meteorologists identify Tuesday as the most unstable day this week, with isolated showers potentially escalating into thunderstorms and hail during afternoon hours. “The atmospheric configuration creates ideal conditions for convective activity, particularly in interior mountain zones,” explains AEMET’s Balearic division. Temperatures will dip noticeably, ranging from 5ºC overnight lows to daytime highs struggling to reach 17ºC in warmer coastal areas.
Midweek Gradual Improvement
Wednesday maintains persistent rain threats with predominantly overcast skies. Weather experts confirm precipitation will gradually diminish by evening, accompanied by a slight temperature increase. “We’re watching a slow-moving frontal system that should clear westward by nightfall,” states an AEMET technical bulletin.
Thursday’s Milder Conditions
Residents can expect marginally improved conditions on Thursday with warmer temperatures reaching 17-19ºC despite continuing cloudy periods. Isolated light showers remain possible, though AEMET modeling suggests rainfall intensity and coverage will decrease substantially compared to preceding days.
Friday’s Weather Stabilisation
The week concludes with significant atmospheric changes as rain risks disappear completely on Friday. Persistent cloud cover and moderate winds will dominate, maintaining consistent temperatures. This sets the stage for weekend conditions lacking major weather disruptions.
Weekend Forecast Trends
AEMET Balearics spokesperson Jorge Rodríguez confirms: “No dramatic shifts are anticipated this weekend beyond temperature fluctuations.” Saturday may bring light rain and slightly cooler readings before Sunday transitions to partly cloudy skies with moderate northerly winds characteristic of Mallorca’s winter patterns.
Residents and visitors should monitor AEMET’s official updates for real-time weather alerts. The agency’s 24-hour Balearic monitoring center provides region-specific warnings through their verified social media channels.
Source: Majorca Daily Bulletin Weather Report
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