More and more residents in Mallorca leave in the summer to avoid the heat.
More and more residents in Mallorca leave in the summer to avoid the heat.
Mallorca tropical night health threat
Despite the exotic-sounding name, tropical nights can cause serious health problems, especially for children and the elderly, and have become increasingly common in south-eastern Europe.
A rather dry and warm weekend ahead in Mallorca.
A rather dry and warm weekend ahead in Mallorca.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
Mallorca's economy, tourist spending, flights to Mallorca this winter, overtourism, hotel investment, social housing, high weather temperatures...
Beating the heat is one of the biggest battles Mallorca faces.
Beating the heat is one of the biggest battles Mallorca faces.
Some early beach weather this week in Mallorca.
Some early beach weather this week in Mallorca.
Enjoying a mid-November swim in Mallorca.
Enjoying a mid-November swim in Mallorca.
Is Mallorca too hot to handle in July and August?
Local hoteliers at the World Travel Market fair in London have reported a surge in bookings for September and October in Britain when the weather is obviously cooler.
Mallorca set for a warmer start to November
It will also be drier than usual across the island.
Warming that our waters are suffering
Warming that our waters are suffering.
Effects of a boiling sea
A few weeks after an intense DANA (isolated depression at high levels) and with record temperatures, not only in our waters but also on a global scale, it is time to talk again about the worrying warming that our waters are suffering.
“Greens call for a ban on cruise liners and private jets: we need to have a constructive debate...”
“We know we must do something, and on a scale that dwarfs the global pandemic of 2020-2022, not least because it will have to be permanent.”
Mallorca back on alert for high temperatures: Record sea temperatures
More than 20 percent of fish and invertebrates caught in the Mediterranean could disappear by 2060.
Private jets in spotlight
Destinations like Mallorca and Ibiza are enjoying a private jet boom.
Summer of 2024 was world's hottest on record, EU climate change monitor says
In the Balearics, the average temperature was 26.8ºC (eight tenths of a degree above normal).
Mallorca could be “like a desert” by 2050: report
Global warming poses a serious threat to the Balearics.
Comment
Mallorca’s low season boom
Climate change and global warming are certainly going to lead to a change in holiday habits and could boost low season tourism.
Humphrey Carter04/08/2023 12:29