Palma experiences its hottest night of July
On Thursday there will be a yellow alert in the interior of the island, where temperatures may reach 38ºC.
It’s going to be a scorcher in Mallorca this week
So far, this summer has not been as hot as last year and there has not yet been a heat wave.
Update: temperature hits 44.8ºC in Mallorca, heat wave could drag on into August
The intense heat is forecast to intensify in the next two days and could last into August.
Iconic "melon" shatters thanks to Mallorca heat wave
Patients faint due to heat at Palma hospital.
Mallorca melts, going to feel like 50ºC on Tuesday
Temperatures will not begin to ease until Thursday.
Today´s weather in Mallorca (Monday)
Another yellow alert, but there is the chance of some rain on Monday.
Freak winds point to a change in the weather
The met agency suggests there could be some heavy showers on Monday.
Sunday's weather in Mallorca
A forecast high of 40C, but it does look as though the temperatures have peaked.
Cooling down in Palma, Mallorca
Hottest day of the summer on Saturday.
Children cool off in fountains in Palma, Mallorca
Any way to tackle the heat!
Ibiza and Formentera on red alert, as Mallorca temperatures near 43
The first red alert for the Balearics this summer.
Last month was the hottest July since records began in Spain
More intense heat to hit the Balearics this month.
Mallorca suffering the longest heat wave on record
It was 26.1C in Capdepera on Sunday night.
Summer "advancing" five days every decade in Mallorca
The Balearics have registered the first ever heat wave in astronomical spring.
Majorca
A kick in the teeth: the week in Majorca
The UK government applied its quarantine; was this on health grounds or were there other motives? Meanwhile, Spain's chief coronavirus spokesperson thanked the UK.
- 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