Mallorca mountain roads still closed after brutal storm
The danger level remains very high in some areas of the mountains.
Repair work on Sa Calobra road starts this week
Still paying the cost of February's freak weather.
Update: Six Mallorca roads still closed: stay away from the mountains until Thursday
Engineers still moving mountains of snow.
Residents furious after being left without power for "three days"
"I've lost hundreds of euros of freezer food."
Balearics wants to be declared a disaster zone after storm
It is currently “impossible” to make an economic assessment of the damage.
Balearic president Francina Armengol met rescue teams yesterday.
Balearic president Francina Armengol met rescue teams yesterday.
Storm Juliete causes damages on Mallorca
An electricity pole has fallen due to the wind in Alcudia and many neighbours are without electricity power.
Storm Juliette causes damages on Mallorca
A large pine tree collapses on a car in Pollensa.
Storm Juliette causes damages on Mallorca
Damage caused by storm Juliette.
Storm Juliette causes damages on Mallorca
Cala Millor has seen the palm trees that line up the promenade fall to the ground.
Storm Juliete causes damages on Mallorca
Sant Llorenç has woken up with images such as these.
Mallorca sink holes
Workers on the scene at the sink hole in Palma.
Mallorca sink holes
Workers in the affected area.
Mallorca sink holes
Two of the three lanes in the direction of Plaza España and one of the three lanes in the direction of General Riera have been closed.
Emergency department warns people not to go out in Mallorca
Stay away from the mountains and the coast.
50 centimetres of snow falls on Mallorca
Sub-zero temperatures, roads closed and gale force winds.
Hurricane force one winds have hit Mallorca.
Hurricane force one winds have hit Mallorca.
Palma hit by the eye of the storm, now the rain and snow
Snow is forecast for tomorrow when temperatures will drop sharply.
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