Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Roof tops covered with snow in Soller.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Road is closed!
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Footprints and tire marks are seen on the bendy road of Soller.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
The curvy roads of Soller are covered in snow.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
A plough is seen clearing the road where snow has accumulated over 50 centimetres.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
The snow plough clearing the roads after a heavey dumping.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
The Emergency services have had to close some roads.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Roads have been closed due to the snowfall.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Snow is seen coming down hard this afternoon.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Cars covered under snow at near Sa Calobra (Coll de Sa Batalla).
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Snow plow clearing the road.
50 centimetres of snow falls on Mallorca
Sub-zero temperatures, roads closed and gale force winds.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Between 10 and 15 centimetres of snow fell on Mallorca on February, 27.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
A wintery postcard of Mallorca covered with snow.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Snow falling in the Mallorcan mountains.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
The ground is covered with a layer of snow.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
View from the top of the Monastery of Lluc in the Tramuntana Mountains.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
The Sierra de Tramuntana covered in a blanket of snow this morning.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
Snowfall in Mallorca.
Storm Juliette leaves Snow in Mallorca
The trees covered with snow.
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