Brit tourists told to stay indoors in Spanish heatwave
Dad who lost daughter, 8, blasts beach landing pilot
INVESTIGATION Pilot, trainee and lawyer at court yesterday STORMY Lightning strikes over Majorca BRITISH holidaymakers are being warned to stay in the shade and keep off the booze as a heatwave hits Spain.
Temperatures of 42C will hit resorts in Majorca, Minorca, and Catalonia – with an orange “important risk” alert issued.
There is also a yellow “risk” warning for Ibiza, Malaga and Granada. And Benidorm on the Costa Blanca has a yellow warning for “extreme high temperatures” today.
Dr Clare Kennedy-Edwards, of the Weather Company, said: “Such extreme heat could be a shock.
“It is important to avoid the hottest time of the day and drink plenty of cold drinks, avoiding alcohol and sugary
The pilot wanted to land the plane without any concern for others..
SOFIA’S DAD ON THE CRASH WHICH KILLED HIS DAUGHTER drinks.” The weather warning came as wildfires – suspected to have been caused by heat and high winds – tore through parts of Greece and Corsica yesterday.
Back home, it is forecast to be bright with sunny intervals across the UK today, with some showers in the North and West, and some heavier rain tomorrow morning.