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‘Meteotsunami’ warning is extended in Spain: Holiday island is placed under alert for ‘rissaga’ phenomenon until Sunday morning

Laurence Dollimore
A holiday island in Spain will remain on an alert for a 'meteotsunami' until tomorrow morning, it has emerged. State weather agency Aemet has extended the warning for the Balearic island of Menorca until at least 7.59am on Sunday. The weather

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