STORMS and heavy rain are set to batter Brit holiday hotspots in Spain as temperatures plummet.
Two storms are set to hit the country, bringing with them severe weather conditions to Balearic Islands with 80mph winds and waves of nearly 30ft.
Storm Gérard comes ahead of Storm Fien which will affect the popular destinations of Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza tomorrow.
More than 40 provinces of Spain, including the islands, are on alert this week for heavy rain, snow, ice, strong winds and huge waves as two storms prepare to hit.
The Balearics are on yellow alert for gale force winds heavy seas with waves as high as 27ft, according to the forecast from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet).
Temperatures are also forecast to plummet.
Barcelona, Tarragona, Alicante, Castellón, Valencia and Malaga will also be at risk from high waves.
On Wednesday, widespread rain is expected across the mainland and the Balearic Islands.
Storm Gerard has already seen day that some 75,000 customers were without power after it struck western parts of France.
The country has placed over 20 departments in its west, north and around Paris on its second highest ‘orange’ alert for high winds, heavy rain and flooding due to the storm.
