Majorca’s firefighters had to carry out different interventions in different areas of the island due to the heavy rains in recent hours.
These interventions, as detailed by the Majorca firefighters, in a message on the social network ‘X’ (formerly Twitter), collected by Europa Press, consisted of four water drainage actions – two in Canyamel, one in Santa Margalida and another in Manacor. – ; and wastewater treatment in Marratxí.
In addition, due to bad weather, the Majorca firefighters had to remove a pine tree in Artà.
It should be noted that the intense rains that have taken place in Mallorca since Saturday have left significant accumulations of precipitation on the island over the last 24 hours.
So, in detail, and according to information from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) in a message on Colonia de Sant Pere, with 85 l/m2; in Artà, with 60 l/m2; in Escorca, Son Torrella and Manacor, with 44 l/m2 respectively; in the Serra d’Alfàbia, with 36 l/m2; in Portocolom, with 34 l/m2; in Son Servera, with 31 l/m2; in Pollença, with 29 l/m2; in Escorca, Lluc and Petra, with 25 l/m2 respectively; at the Capdepera Lighthouse, with 18 l/m2; in Sóller Puerto, with 15 l/m2; and in Campos and Sineu, with 10 l/m2 each.
The yellow alert (risk) of rain on the island of Mallorca, specifically in the Serra de Tramuntana, has already been deactivated, after remaining active until 12:00 p.m. this Sunday, as accumulated precipitation is expected in 12 hours up to 60 hours. .
However, at that time, There are yellow warnings in the north and northeast of Mallorca, as well as in the east of Mallorca due to wind. from the north with intervals of 50 to 60 km/h (force 7) and waves of two to three meters. The alert will remain active in the north and northeast until 11:59 p.m., while in the east it will end at 3:59 p.m.
Also in Menorca there is a yellow alert this Sunday for northerly winds of 50 to 60 km/h (force 7) and waves of 3 meters.
