Will any public school in Spain's Mediterranean coastal provinces or the Balearic Islands suspend in-person classes for a full school day because of the DANA (isolated upper-level low)?

🤖 Context

YES if an official decision is published to suspend in-person classes at a named public school, or to suspend classes for all schools in a named municipality or school district, for at least one full school day on 17 or 18 October 2026 and the decision explicitly attributes the suspension to the DANA or to adverse weather, heavy rain, or flooding linked to it. Otherwise NO. • The decision must be published by the municipal government, regional education authority, or the public school's official management and must name the affected school(s) or municipality/district. • Acceptable evidence is the issuing authority's official statement or press release on its official website, or reporting by two or more independent Spanish news organizations quoting the named authority. • Partial-day early dismissals, cancellations of extracurricular activities without a school suspension, and unverified social-media posts do not count. • Source: official statement by the named authority or two or more independent Spanish news organizations.

Key facts

Crowd probability

26%

Predictions made

320

Credits staked

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Comments

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Opened

Oct 14, 2026

Closes

Oct 16, 2026

Resolved

Oct 19, 2026

Outcome

No

Resolution source

caib.es