Enjoy the rain... this summer is going to be very HOT
It could be one of the hottest in the last three decades
Enjoy the cool weather of the next few days because this summer is going to be hot....exceptionally hot. In fact, according to the Met Office (AEMET) it could be one of the hottest summers in the last three decades. "Last summer was the hottest on record, there is a good chance that it will be the same again this summer," said AEMET.
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.
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Very well stated Marvin I’ve been saying the same for at least 10 years agree completely , there doesn’t come one word from the Government about teaching the people how to capture and conserve water just a lot about the end is coming soon and it’s some one else’s fault !
There has been ample rain this year. The reservoirs were almost full after storm Julia in Feb. And this May has been generally poor with many cloudbursts. It’s the poor capacity and infrastructure around water capture and containment which is Mallorca’s biggest problem and must be the top priority. It’s not up to the job now so how will it be any better as the climate becomes drier and hotter? The writing has been on the wall for some years yet here we still are.