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Aemet has issued a yellow weather warning for the whole of Mallorca from 4am to 8pm on Thursday 5 November — up to 20 litres of rain per square metre could fall in just one hour, with thunderstorms also possible. Conditions are expected to gradually improve through Thursday evening, with temperatures remaining mild at 21–23°C. Friday brings partial clearing, though some light showers remain possible through the weekend.
The parents or guardians of nine teenagers identified by National Police during last weekend's housing protests in Palma are now facing financial penalties. Officers found the youths near Plaça Espanya carrying knives, a replica weapon, corrosive liquid, and prohibited substances in their backpacks. All nine were released after formal procedures and collected from the police station by their families.
A spectacular property in Formentor, valued at 46 million euros, has come onto the market — with the notable distinction of having hosted former US First Lady Michelle Obama during a visit to the island. The sale highlights continued international demand for Mallorca's most prestigious coastal real estate, even as the island's high-end property market navigates growing overtourism pressures.
The Balearic Parliament is expected to give final approval next Tuesday to a Vox bill banning the burqa and niqab in all public spaces, backed by the PP. The legislation proposes fines of up to €30,000 for repeat wearers, up to four years in jail for anyone who coerces a woman into wearing full-face coverings, and deportation for foreign nationals who reoffend. The bill will then go to the national Congress of Deputies for final approval.
The UK and EU are reportedly close to a deal that would strip away much of the Brexit-related red tape on food exports — removing costly health certificates, inspection fees and port charges. A separate youth mobility scheme allowing 18–30 year olds to live, work or study across the UK and EU for up to three years is also taking shape ahead of a summit later this month. Good news for British residents in Mallorca watching UK-EU relations.
Mallorca welcomed 1.75 million tourists in September — a slight 0.6% rise on 2025 — driven almost entirely by a surge in British visitors, up 16.5% to nearly 380,000. German tourism fell by 7.4% to 512,000. For the whole Balearics, the UK has now overtaken Germany as the single largest market.
Palma's annual Open House architecture festival returns from Sunday 9 to Saturday 15 November, offering free access to around 50 buildings that are normally closed to the public — from historic palaces and private courtyards to modernist gems and working institutions. It's one of the best ways to explore the city's extraordinary architectural heritage, and a perfect activity for the quieter autumn season.
The national general strike called by unions UGT and CCOO is exactly one week away on Tuesday 11 November. Flights to and from Mallorca are expected to face significant disruption, along with trains, buses, and local services. If you're travelling that day, contact your airline now — and check whether your travel insurance was purchased before 7 October 2026 when the strike was first announced.
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