Yellow alerts for high temperatures have been issued for today and for Sunday, which bring with them the usual advice when it is exceptionally hot, such as avoiding physical exercise and staying out of the sun during the peak hours of the day, drinking plenty of water and eating light meals with an emphasis on fruit and vegetables. There is likely to be a cooling-down from Monday, with temperatures expected to rise again later in the week.
In the rest of Spain, highs of up to 41C are anticipated in the centre, south and southwest of the country over the weekend.
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I do hope this is a wind up comment S. If not you are an idiot and deserve what you get. Top tip, Mallorca gets hot 32c+ in summer, if you thought it stays at 20c like England, you frankly deserve what you get. Total plonker. I suggest Iceland next summer, idiot.
I have returned to the UK, as I could not cope with the increasing heat, after being in Mallorca for three weeks. As a diabetic , and having recently had a triple by pass heart operation, the heat was too much. The Hotel Playa Blanca in S ' Illot refused to allow me to fill my water bottle from the dining room cold water machine. A female assaulted me ( Common Assault ) , and snatched the bottle from my hand. I would like to denounce this female, but I do not know how to report her and The Hotel.. I needed to take medication for my Diabetes, and thirst from the very high heat.