Classes are suspended in Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera on Monday due to storm 'Adam'

The south of the Balearic archipelago is preparing this Sunday for the arrival of the Dana 'Adam', which will arrive from the West and is expected to impact the Islands between this Sunday afternoon and Monday afternoon.

The Balearic Government has adopted the extraordinary decision to suspend all classes during the day on Monday on the islands of Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera. Precautions are thus taken to an extreme and travel of schoolchildren and the teaching community is avoided in the face of the alerts decreed by the Aemet.

In addition, this Sunday at 7:02 p.m. Civil Protection has sent the alert signal ES-Alert, warning of the storm and asking the population to take extreme precautions and avoid movements and low areas, as well as basements and garages.

Sunday has already arrived with intense waterspouts in Ibiza, Formentera and the south of Mallorca. So far no personal injuries have been reported, although there have been notable floods, road closures and even the closure of Ibiza airport for two hours.

In fact, the Army has mobilized a detachment of the UME to Ibiza in order to help with any tasks that may be needed.

In Mallorca, the rain has fallen with special force in the municipalities of Campos and Ses Salines. In Palma, the main town of the archipelago, the rains have been weak until Sunday afternoon, but heavy rainfall is expected on the night of Sunday to Monday.