Glaciar de Tempestades, Maladeta MassifGlaciar de Tempestades is the easternmost glacier in the Maladeta massif. It is located in a north-exposed corrie at the base of Pico de Margalida (3240m). | ||
 Tempestades glacier in 1986. Prominent lateral moraines from the Litte Ice Age maximum indicate that the glacier then extended far beyond the lower margin of the photo. |  Tempestades glacier in 2009. The remaining small remnant glaciers are fed by avalanche snow from the headwall and are, due to the northern orientation, well shaded. |  Recession of Tempestades glacier between 1986 and 2009. |
 Glacier de Tempestades 1990. Extensive crevassing shows still considerable movement. |  Glacier de Tempestades 07/08/2005. Only small ice patches remain below the rock wall. |  Recession of Glaciar de Tempestades between 1990 and 2005. |
 Glacier de Tempestades 05/08/1986; easter part o fthe glacier. |  Glacier de Tempestades 07/08/2005; The easter part has almost entirely vanished. |  Recession of the eastern part of Glaciar de Tempestades between 1986 and 2005. |
| Photos by Jordi Camins | ||