Some parts of Majorca woke up to rain on Wednesday morning after one of the hottest nights of the summer so far.
The overnight temperature barely dropped below 27 degrees in Palma and other areas of the Island, according to the State Meteorological Agency, Aemet.
Orange alerts have been issued for heavy rain and thunderstorms all over Spain, including the Balearic Islands.
The mercury will continue to hover around the 30-33 degree mark during the day and unfortunately those stifling tropical nights are forecast to continue with Aemet forecasting lows of 27 degrees in Alfàbia, 24 in Pollensa and 26 in Ibiza.
Tmín (en ºC) hoy, en #Baleares
Alfàbia 27
Palma Puerto 27
Andratx 26
Capdepera 26
Calvià 26
Ses Salines 25
Llucmajor 24
Binissalem 24
Santanyí 24
Pollença 24
Porreres 24La Mola 26
Ciutadella 24
Aerop.Menorca 23St Antoni 26
— AEMET_Baleares (@AEMET_Baleares) August 12, 2020
Eivissa 26
Formentera 23https://t.co/RemHT6IHRt pic.twitter.com/RnIGoyttgN
The Balearic Islands are also on alert for sudden, very strong gusts of wind and high seas.
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