Last week, overnight highs of 37.1C and 36.1C were recorded in Banyalbufar and Puerto Soller. There hasn't been a repeat of these extreme temperatures so far this week, but the met agency says that there is a thermal sensation of up to 35C in coastal areas of Mallorca. This is due to the nighttime humidity, which can reach 100%.
Mallorca suffering "infernal" nights - thermal sensation up to 35C
100% humidity in coastal areas
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