Binissalem Weather
Binissalem today: 19.2 to 27.5 °C, chance of rain 6%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Binissalem
At the time of the latest observation, Binissalem has clear skies and a temperature of 19.2°C, feeling like a pleasant 20.5°C. With winds of just 4 km/h, it is barely noticeable — a calm start to the day in Binissalem.
As the day goes on, temperatures in Binissalem will rise to around 27.5°C, while overnight lows will be near 19°C. The chance of rain is only 6 percent, so it will remain mostly dry and pleasant. Under clear sunshine, it may become quite warm in the afternoon; light clothing, sunscreen and water are recommended. For Binissalem, today is a typical late-summer day in the heart of the island: dry, warm and without any significant wind gusts.
Time for a bodega visit and a village stroll
The weather is ideal for a walk among the old manor houses in the village centre, preferably during the slightly cooler hours. Afterwards, a bodega tour is a great option: Binissalem is, after all, the heart of Mallorca’s DO Binissalem wine region. A wine tasting is a chance to discover local grape varieties such as Manto Negro and Prensal Blanc, both closely associated with this area.
Tomorrow will be cloudier at around 27.1°C, but it will remain warm.
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Climate in Binissalem — Wine-Growing Climate in the Hill Country
Binissalem sits at the heart of Mallorca's wine-growing region, at 136 m above sea level in the Raiguer hill country between the Tramuntana and the Pla. Its distance from the sea — around 20 km to the coast — shapes the climate: Binissalem gets less cooling from sea breezes in summer and colder nights in winter than coastal towns. That makes it a classic inland Mediterranean climate.
No dedicated climate station data exists for Binissalem. Palma's climate data (~20 km away) serves as the reference baseline. According to these T3-Aggregator figures, the region receives an annual precipitation of around 510 mm. November is the wettest month, with roughly 78 mm — the autumn rains sustain the area's vineyards. July brings only about 9 mm; summers are dry and hot.
Summer in Binissalem is intense: without the cooling influence of a nearby sea, daytime highs in July reach around 31°C. Anyone visiting the region's wineries and planning tastings should avoid the midday heat. In September, the inland area cools down faster than the coast — daytime highs drop to around 29°C.
Winter in Binissalem is mild, but with a wider temperature range than coastal locations: nights cool to a few degrees in January, with a daily average of around 11°C. Frost is rare but does occur during continental cold-air intrusions. For wine lovers, Binissalem is worth a visit year-round — the region's bodegas are open in every season.
Note on data sources: No dedicated climate station data is available for Binissalem. The figures are based on T3-Aggregator data from Palma as a reference baseline.
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Weather in the Binissalem Area
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- Alaró Weather — neighboring municipality to the east
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly figures
- Mallorca Summer — peak-season climate of the island
- Mallorca Fall — wine-season climate
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview