Weather in Cala Pi
Today's weather in Cala Pi
In Cala Pi today the sky is clear and sunny at 31.2°C, feeling like 33.5°C — temperatures are distinctly summery. High pressure and sunshine keep things dry, with only a 5% chance of precipitation.
Throughout the day it stays sunny with a light breeze around 18 km/h, which eases the heat a little. In the afternoon we reach highs of around 31.8°C, cooling to about 23.2°C by evening, so it becomes more pleasant later. Overall conditions are stable; rain or clouds are unlikely to form. If you're sensitive to the sun, avoid the midday sun or seek shade.
Perfect for a beach day
Given today's weather in Cala Pi, a relaxed beach or swim day is recommended, with breaks in the shade and regular hydration. Alternatively, short coastal walks or a quiet terrace for reading are good options — light activities that won't overheat you. We recommend bringing sunscreen and a hat.
Tomorrow will remain sunny with around 33°C, so similarly warm.
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Climate in Cala Pi — South Coast, Drier and Sunnier
Cala Pi lies in the south of Mallorca, on the coast of the municipality of Llucmajor. The fjord-like cove with its pine forest on the clifftop has its own distinct climate thanks to its position on the south coast: it belongs to the drier, sunnier regions of the island.
The decisive factor is exposure. The south coast of Mallorca sits in the lee of the Serra de Tramuntana — the mountain range blocks the moist northwesterly winds that bring higher rainfall to the north and west. While AEMET records 449 mm of annual precipitation for Palma, the figure for the actual south coast is lower — no location-specific station data exist for Cala Pi, but the climatic character is well established: drier, more stable. According to T3-Aggregator climate data, the wettest month near Palma is November at around 79 mm; the figure for Cala Pi can be expected to be smaller. July is the driest month everywhere, at around 9 mm.
In summer, the south coast shows its sunniest side. Temperatures follow the pattern typical of Mallorca: according to T3-Aggregator climate data for the region, daily highs in July reach around 31°C, with a daily average of around 26°C. The open southward aspect means midday sun arrives with little attenuation — the sheltered bowl formed by the Cala Pi inlet is an exception to this, creating a protected microclimate.
Winters are mild — the January average for the region is around 11°C according to T3-Aggregator climate data. The southerly position offers noticeably better protection from cold northerly winds than the north coast. In October the sea is still a comfortable 23°C.
Anyone looking to compare the south coast's climate will find data for neighboring places such as S'Estanyol de Migjorn, along with an island-wide overview at Mallorca Climate Chart.
Note on data sources: Cala Pi has no dedicated AEMET station. Climate values are based on station inheritance from Palma B228 (T1) and T3-Aggregator data. The south coast's characteristic dryness relative to Palma is described qualitatively and is not supported by location-specific station data.
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Weather in the Cala Pi Area
- S'Estanyol de Migjorn Weather — neighboring town to the west
- Son Verí Nou Weather — neighbor to the east
- Badia Gran Weather — neighboring cove
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly values
- Mallorca Water Temperature — sea temperatures
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Mallorca Summer Weather — south coast in midsummer