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Spring 2023 Drier Than Average With 50mm Of Rainfall

Spring 2023 Drier Than Average With 50mm Of Rainfall
Jun 21 2023 Share

Spring experienced below-average rainfall with a total of 50 mm measured throughout the season, making it drier than usual. The season was characterized by nearly 761 hours of sunshine, providing ample sunny days. The highest air temperature peaked at 27.3°C, while the lowest was recorded in March at 7.9°C.

May marked the end of meteorological spring with 8.2 mm more rainfall than the monthly norm of 10.2 mm. However, the combined above-average rainfall of May and April, which recorded 28.6 mm, did not compensate for March’s meager 3.0 mm, resulting in the season falling short of the expected rainfall quota.

Unstable weather caused by persistent low-pressure systems led to three thundery days and 14 rainy days throughout spring, extending into May. While May had the highest number of rainy days, April accounted for the wettest day of spring when 17.8 mm of rainfall, nearly equal to the average rainfall for an entire April, descended upon the Maltese Islands.

The Maltese Islands enjoyed a significant amount of sunshine during the season, with almost 761 hours recorded. While March and April were considerably sunnier than their respective climate norms, May experienced a gloomier spring month than expected, with only 236.8 hours of sunshine. This can be partially explained by May’s mean cloud cover of 4.0 oktas, surpassing the norm of 3.0 oktas.

May exhibited unseasonal weather, but it also recorded the highest air temperature of the season at 27.3°C. In contrast, March marked the lowest minimum temperature at 7.9°C. When considering the mean temperatures for each spring month, March was warmer than average, April was cooler, and May maintained an average air temperature in line with expectations.

As spring progressed, the sea temperature increased by 2.2°C between March and May, reaching 18.4°C in the latter month. May’s average sea surface temperature aligned with the monthly norm, while March and April both surpassed their respective norms.

Throughout the season, the Meteorological Office issued 43 wind warnings to the public, with 20 of them issued in May. May was notably windier than usual, maintaining an average wind speed of 10.1 knots instead of the expected 8.8 knots. The strongest gust, blowing at 43 knots from the Southeast, was recorded thirteen days into May.

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Bombshell’s Unexpected Club Reunion

Bombshell's unexpected club reunion
Jun 21 2023 Share

The Maltese FRIENDS Reunion you didn’t know you needed. 

Following the elimination of Mimi & Cruyff being made official, the Love Island Malta bombshells caught up with some of the other previously eliminated contestants from the show at a local club for some well-deserved partying.

A post uploaded to Instagram by Timmy Aquilina shows him grabbing a drink and jamming to some tunes along with Mimi, Cruyff, Seb, Michela and Soulayma. 

 

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‘Ta bla ħsieb’ (an unexpected one) wrote Timmy. Of course, not all eliminated contestants and bombshells were present for this unexpected reunion. 

Andriy, one of the latest to be eliminated along with Michela, was not present, and neither were the previous eliminations. Still, this didn’t stop Nate from commenting and sharing some love with the contestants on the post. 

Soulayma called the group ‘family’, as did Seb who called them ‘second family.’ 

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Malta Reacts To Cruyff And Mimi’s Love Island Elimination

Malta reacts to Cruyff and Mimi's Love Island elimination
Jun 21 2023 Share

Last night saw yet another elimination, with the latest bombshells Mimi and Cruyff leaving the Love Island Malta villa. 

The vote was down to the contestants, with each couple voting which of the pairings was the least compatible in the villa. Couples Gaby and Sven, Marie and Kyle & Dale and Nicola each had a vote against them.

However, Cruyff and Mimi received two votes against their coupling, leaving Allen and Chelsea in the villa. The couples bid farewell to the latest additions, thanking them for their brief experience in the villa which saw new friendships bud.

The Maltese audience also had something to say about the elimination. Many were seriously bothered by the fact that the vote was taken by the contestants, arguing that this would have been much fairer if the audience voted. 

Some wished Cruyff and Mimi the best of luck, going as far as calling them the most compatible couple in the villa. Others seriously doubted the allegiances between the contestants.

However, the connection between Mimi and Cruyff seems to have weathered the elimination and Love Island Malta itself as the two met the other bombshells for a night out…

What do you make of this elimination?

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Peaky Blinders actress latest name in star-packed Mediterrane Film Festival

Peaky Blinders Star Annabelle Wallis to Grace Mediterrane Film Festival
Jun 20 2023 Share

Annabelle Wallis, will grace the Mediterrane Film Festival with her presence. Known for her exceptional talent and versatility, Wallis has captivated audiences worldwide with her performances in various acclaimed projects. From her unforgettable portrayal of Grace Burgess in the hit TV series Peaky Blinders to her notable appearances in films like The Mummy and Tag, Wallis has proven herself to be a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry.

Her impressive portfolio of work, ranging from gripping television dramas to big-screen adventures, has solidified her status as a highly respected actress. The festival’s attendees are in for a treat as they witness Wallis’s undeniable talent and immerse themselves in the world of cinema against the backdrop of the stunning Mediterranean scenery.

Between the 25 and 30 of June 2023, Malta will see the Mediterrane Film Festival being held to celebrate the creativity and talent of the film industry in the Mediterranean region. The festival will be held in various areas around Malta, including Valletta, and will continue to strengthen Malta’s position in this industry and attract further talent to our shores.

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