Menorca request to be declared a disaster zone
A disaster zone declaration releases special funding from the Spanish government.
More delays on Friday; Palma Airport normality expected on Saturday
Ten flights were cancelled on Friday as the ongoing impact of the storms was felt.
Flooding across the Balearics
Comination photos of Puerto Soller where the water has turned brown, flooding in Minorca and passengers had to stay overnight in Palma aiport.
29 train passengers rescued between Palma and Manacor due to flooded tracks
Several teams from the Military Emergency Unit (UME) have been deployed to the Balearic Islands in response to the impact of the DANA on Wednesday and Thursday.
Image of the Na Barberá torrent, which flows into Portitxol plus other areas of the island hit by the storm
Image of the Na Barberá torrent, which flows into Portitxol plus other areas of the island hit by the storm.
The DANA unloads over the sea at night and returns to land in Mallorca
Mallorca remains on alert for storms and rain, which could be torrential in some area.
Mallorca's storm alert is over
Still somewhat unsettled on Friday and Saturday; muddy rain possible.
Weather
"Cold drop" on its way on Monday
Aemet has already issued yellow and orange alerts for Monday.
- The tourism dam has burst its banks
- New setback for Britons travelling to Mallorca from Sunday, September 1
- Record holiday season? Tell that to the Mallorca bars and restaurants whose takings have nosedived
- Rave on a plane from Liverpool to the Balearics
- Mallorca hoteliers laughing all the way to the bank this summer