30 October 2026

Yellow Weather Warning in Ibiza: Rainstorms and Cooler Temperatures Expected

Attention UK tourists heading to Ibiza: a yellow weather alert has been issued for Friday due to strong rainstorms. The alert runs from 10 AM until just before 6 PM, as reported by Aemet. Expect cloudy skies with intermittent showers, some potentially intense and stormy, particularly around Sant Josep and Vila. Temperatures are taking a dip with highs peaking at a cool 22 degrees Celsius, complemented by a chillier feel owing to the rain. If you're planning to hit the beach or head out to the clubs, bring a brolly and prepare for a fresher climate than the island usually offers.

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