Extreme weather and floods Platja S'Amarador and Cala Mondragรณ on Thursday, September 23, 2021. Submitted by Stephan Otter.
This morning a massive cleaning operation was carried out in the Balearic Islands, after three days of heavy rains.
The Met Office in Palma said that there is no new bad weather warnings which will come as a relief after nearly torrential rains wreaked havoc on the island from Santanyi to Sรณller.
As you can see in these videos that they send us de Cala Mondrago by Stephen Otter bad weather left a path of destruction.
Emergency services responded to hundreds of distress calls and were even called in to rescue people from their cars after getting caught in the flood water.
In some parts of the island more than 140 liters of rain have fallen per square meter. Local authorities will again be under pressure to ensure that there are adequate drainage systems in all areas.
Palma's Met Office has said that the sun should replace the rain this weekend.
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