The sunshine isle was literally put in the shade last month, according to the Palma Met Office. The number of sun hours in March fell by 60 percent to the lowest levels since records began.
March on, you put Mallorca in the shade!
Number of sun hours last month fell by 60 percent
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Welcome to Mallorca. Was pandemic money from the EU used for the "tourism" jollies, well they forgot about the weather. Time to make the infrastructure solid so people want to come, and chucking unearned money at it will not increase the number of tourists. Since everything is getting more expensive everywhere in Europe the "cheap and cheerful" holiday is disappearing over the horizon. Time to get real, climate change is here.