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Tourist Islands Underwater – Flights Cancelled

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Spanish authorities have issued a red warning for severe flooding. Both public transport and airports were affected by the enormous amounts of water.

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Mallorca currently has the highest storm warning level red. A special warning was sent to all mobile phones, the school lessons are cancelled. At Mallorca airport there are delays and failures. "Avoid stays in the open air", it says.

·Berlin, Germany
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In Spain severe storms are currently raging: the wind broke down trees, roads stood under water and several people had to be rescued from a flooded tunnel. On Monday, the most popular holiday island in Mallorca is the weather alert, dozens of flights have been cancelled.

·Vienna, Austria
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The storm has already caused chaos on the Spanish mainland. Now the authorities warn against heavy rainfall on the Balearic Islands. At the airport flights are already off.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Spanish authorities have issued a red warning for severe flooding. Both public transport and airports were affected by the enormous amounts of water.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Highest warning level red on Mallorca and the Balearic Islands: heavy rain ensures closed schools, flight chaos and floods. All information on the location at a glance.

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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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