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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Report Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Average daytime temperatures on Mallorca range from 15°C in winter to 31°C in July and August, with the live forecast above showing current conditions. That means the island enjoys a classic Mediterranean climate — mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers.
What is Mallorca weather like month by month?
Mallorca weather monthly follows a predictable pattern. For mallorca weather april, expect 18–20°C with increasing sunshine — ideal for sightseeing before the summer crowds. Mallorca weather december brings 15–16°C and more rain, making it the quietest, coolest time to visit. Summer months (June to September) regularly exceed 30°C, while spring and autumn offer the most comfortable conditions for outdoor activities.
Can I rely on extended forecasts?
For weather in majorca 10 days, short-range models from AEMET (Spain’s national weather service) are reasonably reliable. Beyond that, a 25 day weather forecast majorca becomes less certain; look for trends rather than exact numbers. If you need palma de mallorca weather 14 days or palma de mallorca weather 30 days, treat the latter as a general guide only. For palma de mallorca weather 21 days, the same principle applies — pattern, not precision.
Does Mallorca ever get cold?
Winter lows can drop to 8–10°C at night, especially inland. Coastal areas like Palma stay milder. Snow is rare but possible in the Tramuntana mountains.
When is the best time for swimming?
Sea temperatures reach 25–27°C from June to September. May and October are cooler but still swimmable for most at 20–23°C.
Is it windy in Mallorca?
The island can get breezy, particularly in spring and autumn. The most localised wind is the embat, a sea breeze that picks up from midday.
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