10 September 2026

UK Travellers to Ibiza: Brace for Intense Weather Conditions This Weekend

Holidaymakers heading to Ibiza this weekend, particularly those in the Santa Eulària des Riu region, should prepare for potentially severe weather. Local authorities have activated the Municipal Emergency Plan due to forecasts of heavy rain and strong winds across the Balearic Islands. The expected rainfall could reach up to 100mm in a mere 12 hours, prompting safety measures. The orange warning currently stands and will be reviewed by the Spanish State Meteorological Agency. Weather predictions include downpours of up to 40mm in an hour, severe storms, intense showers, winds exceeding 90 km/h, and possible hail, while coastal areas are under a yellow alert for stormy seas. Precautionary measures are in place, impacting outdoor and sporting activities, especially for minors, as safety takes precedence amid these intense conditions. Travellers are advised to stay informed and heed safety guidelines from local authorities and emergency services.

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