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7 August 2026

Scorching Weekend Forecast for Ibiza: Temperatures Set to Sizzle

Scorching Weekend Forecast for Ibiza: Temperatures Set to Sizzle

As August unfolds, Ibiza and Formentera prepare for an intense weekend of sizzling temperatures, nearing a blistering 40°C. Friday kicks off with highs around 35°C, but it’s the sweltering Saturday weather that's creating a stir. Expect relentless heat with temperatures not dropping below 25°C, climbing past 35°C midday. From noon till nearly 8 PM, Ibiza will be on high alert—with sun-drenched beaches and gentle coastlines offering little refuge from the heat. Those on the island are advised to take precautions to avoid heat-related issues. While Sunday’s exact forecast remains uncertain, expectations are for continued heat with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 34°C, offering a hot backdrop for sun-soaked bars and poolside lounging.

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