Spanish authorities protectively shut down schools, universities and day-care centres as torrential rains swept over the coastal southeast on Tuesday following a long drought, leaving behind flooded basements, submerged cars and closed-off roads. Mallorca is also on bad weather alert for heavy rains over the next few days.
Summer Sunday after clocks go forward
Yesterday Mallorca felt like a real summer day, with high temperatures that had people walking outdoors or even dipping their feet in the water. Aemet reported that it reached 27º degrees in Puerto Pollensa, 26º in Son Servera, Pollensa and Petra and 25º in Santa Maria, Arta, Manacor and Son Bonet.
Mallorca resevoirs nearly full after the passage of storm "Juliette"
The Cúber and Gorg Blau reservoirs that supply Palma are at 90% of their capacity, following the passage of the "Juliette" storm in Mallorca at the end of February. Town Hall representatives visited the area last Friday and have sent a message of calm for the summer season.
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So I guess Now we can retract the Artical about Spain & Mallorca running out of water seeing how it’s been raining almost all week and in the 80 Mallorca used to have water shipped in to the island !