Weather in Biniamar

Biniamar today: 20.1 to 28.9 °C, chance of rain 4%. Data updated: .

Forecast for 14:00
Sunny
28°
Sunny

Today's weather in Biniamar

At the time of data retrieval, the temperature in Biniamar is 20.5°C, feeling like 21.1°C. The sky is sunny, with only a light breeze of 4.3 km/h – overall, it feels pleasantly calm at the start of the day.

Biniamar can expect a clear, warm late-summer day today. Temperatures will rise to 28.9°C, while lows will be around 20.1°C. With just a 4 percent chance of rain, sunscreen, water and a hat will be more useful than an umbrella. During the hottest hours, it may feel quite warm in sheltered areas; if you're out and about, it's best to plan a shaded break.

Great for outdoor activities

The weather in Biniamar is ideal for a walk, a leisurely bike ride or spending time on the terrace. The morning and late afternoon will be especially pleasant for being active outdoors, while a quieter break in the shade is recommended around midday. For longer outings, make sure to drink enough and don't underestimate the sun.

Tomorrow will remain sunny, with a high of around 28.1°C.

Hourly Forecast

14:00
Sunny
28°
1%
15:00
Sunny
29°
1%
16:00
Sunny
29°
1%
17:00
Partly cloudy
28°
4%
18:00
Overcast
27°
10%
19:00
Overcast
25°
11%
20:00
Clear
24°
3%
21:00
Overcast
23°
15%
22:00
Clear
23°
4%
23:00
Clear
23°
4%
0:00
Clear
23°
4%
1:00
Clear
23°
3%
2:00
Clear
22°
4%
3:00
Cloudy
22°
11%
4:00
Overcast
22°
14%
5:00
Overcast
22°
14%
6:00
Overcast
22°
14%
7:00
Overcast
22°
14%
8:00
Overcast
22°
13%
9:00
Overcast
23°
12%
10:00
Sunny
24°
2%
11:00
Sunny
26°
1%
12:00
Partly cloudy
27°
2%
13:00
Partly cloudy
28°
3%

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Humidity
68%
Feels Like
25.5°
Wind
4.3 km/h
WNW (292°)
UV Index
0
Low
Visibility
10 km
Pressure
1024 mb
Sunrise
07:35 AM
Sunset
07:47 PM

14-Day Forecast

Today
21. September
Sunny
07:35 AM
07:47 PM
4%
29°20°
Tuesday
22. September
Sunny
07:36 AM
07:46 PM
6%
28°22°
Wednesday
23. September
Sunny
07:37 AM
07:44 PM
4%
27°21°
Thursday
24. September
Sunny
07:38 AM
07:42 PM
6%
29°20°
Friday
25. September
Overcast
07:38 AM
07:41 PM
11%
29°21°
Saturday
26. September
Sunny
07:39 AM
07:39 PM
5%
27°20°
Sunday
27. September
Overcast
07:40 AM
07:37 PM
13%
27°20°
Monday
28. September
Overcast
07:41 AM
07:36 PM
13%
27°20°
Tuesday
29. September
Overcast
07:42 AM
07:34 PM
13%
28°20°
Wednesday
30. September
Sunny
07:43 AM
07:33 PM
6%
27°20°
Thursday
1. October
Sunny
07:44 AM
07:31 PM
6%
26°20°
Friday
2. October
Sunny
07:45 AM
07:29 PM
6%
26°19°
Saturday
3. October
Sunny
07:46 AM
07:28 PM
7%
26°19°
Sunday
4. October
Overcast
07:47 AM
07:26 PM
78%
24°19°

Climate in Biniamar — where the mountains begin

Biniamar is a quiet village at 262 meters above sea level, right at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana in the municipality of Selva. This is where the ascent into the mountains begins — and the climate reflects that boundary position. Biniamar is the highest-elevation location in this group of weather pages and shows most clearly what it means to live under the direct influence of the Tramuntana.

Rainfall is the most defining climate feature. Annual precipitation is estimated at roughly 750 mm — significantly more than the 449 mm AEMET records for Palma, and likely more than the neighboring valley villages. The Tramuntana acts as a barrier for moist Mediterranean winds; the higher and closer to the range, the stronger the orographic effect. November alone can see an estimated 100 mm — a November on par with some of the wettest spots in the northern Tramuntana. These figures are estimates; Biniamar has no climate station of its own.

Summer in Biniamar is pleasant compared to the flat coastline. At 262 m, proxy data puts July daytime highs at around 28°C, with a daily mean of about 23°C. July brings barely around 11 mm of rain. The elevation produces noticeably cooler nights than the coast — anyone who finds Mediterranean heat oppressive will find natural air conditioning in Biniamar's mountain air. Spring and early autumn offer particularly inviting conditions.

Winter reveals the character of this mountain-edge location. The January daily mean sits at around 9°C according to proxy data — cooler than Palma and cooler than the flat inland villages. Nights cool sharply on clear winter evenings, and frost is more likely here than on the plain, though still rare. The combination of winter moisture and cool temperatures makes Biniamar a quiet retreat in this season, favored by hikers and nature lovers.

The best time to visit is April through June and September through October, when temperatures are moderate and the Tramuntana offers its best hiking conditions.

Related climate information is available at Selva Weather (the municipal seat), Caimari Weather, and the Mallorca Climate Chart. The Tramuntana context is explained at Tramuntana Wind Mallorca.

Note on data sources: Biniamar has no AEMET climate normal station of its own and no T3 climate table. The climate values used are based on T3-Aggregator data from Alcúdia (~22 km) with substantial T4 corrections for 262 m elevation and the Tramuntana orographic effect. The uncertainty of these estimates is higher than for direct proxies. Treat all figures as approximate.

Frequently asked questions about the weather in Biniamar

When is the best time to visit Biniamar?
April through June and September through October: daytime highs around 21°C in May and around 25°C in September based on proxy data, moderate temperatures for Tramuntana hikes, and low chance of rain. Summer (July/August) sits at roughly 28°C — noticeably cooler than coastal resorts — which suits active visitors well.
How much rain falls in Biniamar?
Estimates based on proxy data and the Tramuntana orographic effect put annual rainfall at around 750 mm — considerably more than the 449 mm recorded in Palma according to AEMET. The Tramuntana rain-shadow effect concentrates precipitation on higher-elevation locations like Biniamar. The wettest month is November (around 100 mm); the driest is July (around 11 mm). These figures are estimates.
Why does Biniamar get more rain than coastal towns?
Elevation and proximity to the Tramuntana. Moist air from the Mediterranean rises against the mountains, cools, and falls as rain. The higher the location, the more precipitation this mechanism produces. Biniamar at 262 m is far closer to this process than Alcúdia at ~10 m or Palma at ~10 m.
How cold does Biniamar get in winter?
The January daily average is around 9°C according to proxy data — cooler than most coastal towns on Mallorca. Nights drop off significantly due to the elevation; frost is rare but more likely here than on the plain. Anyone visiting Biniamar in winter will need warmer clothing than they would for Palma.
Is Biniamar more pleasant than the coast in summer?
Yes — it's cooler: daytime highs around 28°C in July compared to roughly 31°C in Palma. The 262 m elevation provides natural cooling. Tramuntana hikes are ideal in early summer and early autumn — in midsummer it does get warm even at this altitude, but it's not in the same league as the heat at beach resorts.

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