It’s not been as hot a summer as last year overall but it’s been another dry one (but slightly wetter than usual). Water scarcity in Mallorca is a growing concern, primarily due to a combination of natural and human factors. The island’s Mediterranean climate, characterised by hot, dry summers and mild winters, naturally limits its water resources. Rainfall is concentrated in the autumn and winter months, but the island lacks consistent rain throughout the year, resulting in fluctuating water supplies.
Parched paradise
Water is already in short supply during the summer months
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