Where's the sun?

kattydelmar

kattydelmar

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We fly out Monday night. So far all I've heard is ibiza is storming (in the wrong kind of way!) ....Please tell me there will be some hot sunshine to top up our tans. Or should I just pack my festival gear?? Lol :(
 
I have had a weeks worth of shit weather before in August and that was it. Sunny spells and still hot. Someone will prove me wrong, but it never lasts. If anything I am selfishly happy it is happening before I go.
 
it's so funny how quick the weather changes here. big rainstorm this morning (it woke me up!), streets flooded again. and now it's perfectly sunny again and hot.

I think this is gonna continue until about sunday/monday. meaning that there might be thunderstorms, but don't expect full on gray days. it can always clear up pretty quickly and turn into a great day later. and then hopefully from about mon/tue onwards the climate should get a bit more stable again.
 
stivi said:
it's so funny how quick the weather changes here. big rainstorm this morning (it woke me up!), streets flooded again. and now it's perfectly sunny again and hot.

I think this is gonna continue until about sunday/monday. meaning that there might be thunderstorms, but don't expect full on gray days. it can always clear up pretty quickly and turn into a great day later. and then hopefully from about mon/tue onwards the climate should get a bit more stable again.
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Yay I hope you're right.
Don't want to be bringing the British weather with me...need some sunshine in my life.
Still excited...I'll just have to dance in the rain :rolleyes:
 
This is the mixed time of year always on the island. Like Stivi said weather can change over an hour, from raining in the morning, you could be lying on the beach by 2pm complaining its too hot! Perfect for a little lie in each morning after a night on the tiles ;)
 
Be good to have a daily actual weather update, can people already there be bothered to help and provide updates over the next week?
 
I think today we might get through without getting wet feet (apart from the sea or swimming pool that is), but tomorrow...maybe not so mucg
 
stivi said:
what a load of bullshit. these small twisters are totally normal to appear here (and everywhere else around the med for the record). sensationalist journalism again, yaaaaawn
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I've never actually seen one. But that's probably because I try to dodge flying out when the weather looks iffy in the 1st place and very rarely venture to the Med in September !
 
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