Mallorca

Mallorca’s humidity levels are unlikely to change over the next couple of days

By Anna Ellis • Updated: 07 Sep 2022 • 17:25

Mallorca's humidity levels are unlikely to change over the next couple of days. Image: AEMET

Mario Jose Guerrero from the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET) confirmed that “we are having very high temperatures for this time of year which is more typical of July and August.”

Pollensa registered the highest temperature in Mallorca on Tuesday, September 6, with a reading of 35C.

The rest of the week and into the weekend highs of around 34C and 35C are forecast for the interior and the northeast.

Maria Jose confirmed there could be some showers on Thursday, September 8, but explained that there is no specific front and that the islands will remain “under the influence of the warm Saharan air mass”.

She suggested that there is a greater probability of rain and thunderstorms on Saturday.

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