Mediterranean Sea Off Mallorca Sets Record High Temperature
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The water off Mallorca has reached a historical high temperature of 33.02 degrees Celsius, the highest ever recorded in Spanish waters. Experts warn that this heat could have severe consequences for weather patterns, marine ecosystems, and bathers. The high sea temperatures mean that it doesn't cool down at the coasts even at night, making swimming less refreshing.
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