Weather in Cala d'Or
Cala d'Or today: 15.1 to 20.4 °C, chance of rain 57%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Cala d'Or
Anyone checking the weather in Cala d'Or can expect mild temperatures and a chance of showers this Thursday. A relaxed itinerary with some flexibility for breaks indoors is a good option today.
The forecast for the current hour shows overcast skies and a temperature of 16.2 °C, feeling like 14.4 °C, with winds of 12.2 km/h. Temperatures throughout the day will range from a low of 15.3 °C to a high of 20.5 °C — the key figures for anyone searching for “Cala d'Or temperature”. There is a 57 percent chance of rain, though that does not tell us when it will rain or how long any showers will last. A light jacket and a small umbrella are handy to have, especially if you plan to spend a while out and about.
Time for cafés and a stroll around the centre
Today is well suited to a little shopping among the white Ibiza-style buildings, with an easy stop for coffee along the way. If it stays dry, follow up with a stroll around the marina. If it rains, a spa treatment at one of the hotels is a relaxing alternative — just be sure to enquire beforehand. The five small coves each have their own character, too, but it is best to wait for a dry spell before exploring them.
Tomorrow, Friday, will be partly cloudy, with a daytime high of 20.4 °C.
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Climate in Cala d'Or — the southeast coast has its own light
Cala d'Or sits on Mallorca's southeast coast, nestled in a landscape of several small fjord-like coves at around 20 meters above sea level. Its southeast-facing orientation means the sun arrives early — in the mornings, light falls directly into the coves. Climatically, Cala d'Or belongs to the drier zones of the island, which also defines the microclimate character of this stretch of coastline.
Annual precipitation, according to aggregator climate data, is around 508 mm — more than Palma (449 mm per AEMET), but significantly less than the wetter north coast or the Manacor region. This dryness is characteristic of the southeast coast: Mediterranean depressions tend to release their moisture over the north coast and the higher elevations. That said, autumn is by far the wet season: November sees around 90 mm according to climate data. July, with barely 7 mm, is the driest month.
Summers in Cala d'Or run slightly warmer than in the north of the island. Daily highs in August reach around 30°C, with a daily average of around 26°C. The southeast-facing position and the sheltered coves create a favorable microclimate: the inlets provide protection from the direct north wind, while the afternoon breeze comes from a more southerly direction. Calima conditions — warm, dust-laden winds from the Sahara — do occur on the southeast coast, but are statistically difficult to quantify and are therefore not given with frequency data here.
The swimming season is long. The water off the coves of Cala d'Or still sits at around 23°C in October according to aggregator data — comfortable for active swimmers. In August, sea temperature reaches its annual peak at around 27°C. The southeast-facing exposure means the water warms slightly faster in spring compared to locations on the north coast.
Winters are mild. The daily average in January is around 12°C. The southeast coast tends to be favored in winter: less Tramuntana influence, comparatively more sunshine, and less rain than the northern regions. Those looking for active winter pursuits will find good conditions along the southeast coast for cycling and hiking.
More on the southeast coast: Portopetro Weather, Cala Figuera Weather, Mallorca Climate Chart.
Note on data sources: Cala d'Or does not have its own AEMET climate normal station. Monthly values are drawn from T3-Aggregator data and should be understood as indicative figures.
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Weather in the Cala d'Or area
- Portopetro Weather — small fishing harbor to the south
- Cala Figuera Weather — cove in the Santanyí area, further south
- Cala Llombards Weather — quiet cove to the south
- Santanyí Weather — inland town and municipal center
- Mallorca Climate Chart — monthly overview for the island
- Mallorca Water Temperature — sea temperatures by month
- Mallorca Summer Weather — the summer season in detail