27 July 2026

Brace Yourself: Storms Set to Hit Ibiza with Yellow Alert

UK clubbers bound for sun-drenched Ibiza may need to pack a poncho this Sunday morning, with the Balearic government issuing a yellow alert for heavy rain and thunderstorms. Starting from 6 am until midday, up to 25 litres per square metre could drench the island—and hail is not ruled out. It's not just the skies causing a stir; coastal warnings are in place due to strong northerly winds, reaching 40 to 50 km/h and raising waves up to two metres high until 11 am. While this might dampen beach plans, the island's legendary party spirit remains undeterred, promising indoor excitement when the rain hits. Over on Mallorca and Menorca, more severe orange alerts are in effect, keeping the focus firmly on weather developments across the Balearics this weekend.

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