Weather in Artà
Artà today: 15.4 to 20.1 °C, chance of rain 57%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Artà
Artà is forecast to have a mild day on Thursday, November 5, with temperatures ranging from 15.5 to 20.2 °C. The forecast for the current hour shows overcast skies and 16.2 °C, though it is likely to feel a little cooler at 14.4 °C.
If you’re planning a day out in Artà today, pack a light rain jacket, as there is a 58 percent chance of rain. That doesn’t mean it will rain all day; the forecast doesn’t specify when any showers might arrive. With temperatures peaking at just over 20 °C, it should be pleasantly mild for a walk, though an extra layer will be useful when temperatures are lower. Wind speed for the current hour is forecast at 12.2 km/h, but this gives no indication of how the wind will develop throughout the day.
Explore the caves and take a break in the old town
With changeable weather in the forecast, a visit to the Coves d’Artà is a good option, as a passing shower is unlikely to disrupt your plans. If you’d rather stay in town, consider visiting the Museu Regional d’Artà, followed by a stop at a café in the old town; it’s best to check opening hours beforehand. During any dry spells, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the narrow streets.
Tomorrow, Friday, is expected to be partly cloudy, with a high of 20.1 °C.
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Climate in Artà — Hilly Inland Town with a Northeastern Character
Artà sits 123 meters above sea level in the northeast of Mallorca — high enough to develop its own distinct climate, noticeably different from the immediate coast. The town falls within the sphere of influence of the northeastern coastline, which receives more rainfall than the island's interior or its southern shore. As a reference, aggregated climate data for Capdepera (~10 km away) show around 586 mm of annual rainfall, compared with 449 mm in Palma according to AEMET — a gap that is most pronounced in autumn and winter.
November is the wettest month, with roughly 104 mm. Positioned between the Llevant hills and the open plain to the northeast, the area is wide open to Mediterranean low-pressure systems that roll in off the sea each autumn. October and December rank as the second and third wettest months respectively.
Summer in Artà is warm and dry. In July, T3-Aggregator climate data show only around 8 mm of rainfall, with daytime highs of roughly 29°C. Because Artà sits away from the water, the town center misses the cooling effect of the embat — the afternoon sea breeze that freshens places like Cala Ratjada or Capdepera arrives here much weakened. Anyone looking to cool off will find relief at the nearby beaches of the northeastern coast, about 10 kilometers away.
Winters are mild: the average daily temperature in January is around 11°C according to T3-Aggregator climate data. Frost is rare. The elevated setting and green surroundings make Artà an excellent base for hiking in the surrounding hills, particularly in spring and autumn.
For the nearby coast: sea temperatures along the northeastern shore reach around 25°C in July and around 26°C in August, according to T3-Aggregator climate data. The Artà Local Guide covers the history and sights of the town in depth. For a broader climatic overview of the whole island, see Mallorca Climate Chart.
Note on data sources: Artà has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Climate figures are drawn from Capdepera (T3-Aggregator, approx. 10 km away). Artà's elevation (123 m above sea level) may produce slightly cooler readings compared to Capdepera; this difference is not separately quantified here. All figures are indicative.
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Weather in the Area Around Artà
- Colònia de Sant Pere Weather — Coastal town to the north
- Betlem Weather — Bay to the northeast of Artà
- Mallorca Climate Chart — Monthly figures for the whole island
- Mallorca Climate Zone — Background on the Mediterranean climate
- Mallorca Water Temperature — Sea temperatures at a glance
- Mallorca Rainfall — Rainfall distribution
- Artà — Local Guide — History and sights