Holidaymakers hoping to bask in Ibiza’s famous sunshine may need to pack more than just beachwear this November, as meteorological predictions suggest a return of heavy rains to the Mediterranean region. According to Duncan Wingen from the digital weather platform Meteored, starting 30th November, Ibiza and its neighbouring island Formentera could experience a pattern of intense rainfall. Though the current forecast sees warm, dry weather with temperatures peaking in Spain’s Guadalquivir Valley, a shift is expected mid-week with increasing storm risks. As autumn progresses, configurations typical of wet weather in the Mediterranean—like those seen with the recent 'Adam' storm—could bring unsettled conditions. The European model suggests the real changes might kick in with November’s arrival, featuring possible rainstorms and easterly winds, with conditions still under review. Holiday planners should stay tuned for updates as some models hint at instabilities moving in from Portugal or entering directly from France.
