Many people in Mallorca will be familiar with the meteorological acronym DANA, meaning an isolated depression at high levels. Far more will be familiar with "gota fría" (cold drop), which is how a DANA is most commonly known.
A "cold drop" heading Mallorca's way
Another trough to follow at the weekend
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Here we go again, I'm sure they will be right eventually but not today, again. According to their own forecast it should have been raining since 8.00 this morning in our part of the island. Even now it should be raining until 19.00! Unfortunately it's 30c and bright sunshine. The rain radar shows no rain anywhere near the island so where does the forecast come from, last year? As I have said before the tourists are put off booking tours, boats etc when the main weather forecaster for the island predicts rain all day. So not only do we not get much needed rain but we also don't get any business. Disappointing!
For me C'MON RAIN!!!!
Well.....its had/has to come...Thanks to for mentioning us in Ibiza/Formentera.....