The heatwave is coming to an end and temperatures will start dropping from tomorrow by as much as 10 degrees. However, the heat will have its final say today with high temperatures, even higher than those registered on Sunday, which has already been proclaimed as the hottest day of the year.
The heatwave is coming to an end, temperatures to drop by 10 degrees
Temperatures will remain high today but start dropping tomorrow
The top temperature on Sunday reached the 40 degrees Centigrade mark in Sa Pobla, beating the record temperature of the year which stood at 39.7 degrees. We can expect similar weather for today. The highest temperature ever record was in Muro in 1994 when 44 degrees Centigrade was registered. The rest of the island on Sunday had temperatures of between 37 and 38 degrees.
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I do hope the 10 degree drop forecasted for tomorrow happens please. I have had Two heart attacks. The heat exhaustion I am suffering has become un bearable. So sadly I must find a home again in the UK. The recurring heatwaves are reported to be increasing year on year. OK for Tourists visiting for one or two weeks. But far too much for me now.