Weather in Cales de Mallorca
Cales de Mallorca today: 18 to 23.7 °C, chance of rain 14%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Cales de Mallorca
Mild temperatures ranging from 18 to 23.5°C are forecast for Cales de Mallorca today. The forecast for the current hour shows overcast skies and a temperature of 18.5°C, though it may feel a little cooler, with a feels-like temperature of 17.8°C.
The chance of rain in Cales de Mallorca is low at 14 percent, so rain is unlikely but cannot be ruled out. Temperature in Cales de Mallorca: With a high of 23.5°C, light clothing could still be an option even in November. An extra layer is worth having, though, especially if you plan to sit outside for a while. Winds of 15.1 km/h are forecast for the current hour, so keep a light jacket handy.
Good conditions for a walk or bike ride
These temperatures are well suited to a longer walk or a leisurely bike ride, without having to plan your day around a trip to the beach. Keep your plans flexible and take a look outside before deciding how long you want to be out. If you stop for a break outdoors, choose a sheltered spot, especially when the air feels cooler than the thermometer suggests.
Tomorrow is forecast to remain overcast, with a high of 23°C.
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Places to stay in Cales de Mallorca
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Housing and property in Manacor
Cales de Mallorca belongs to the municipality of Manacor. Official figures on the municipality's property market, compiled from the MIVAU and INE series.
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Climate in Cales de Mallorca — the east coast without a shield
Cales de Mallorca is a purpose-built resort on the east coast, spread across several small coves between Portocolom and Porto Cristo. This location shapes the climate in ways that differ noticeably from Palma and the west coast: there is no mountain range to block the open Mediterranean. Atlantic and easterly low-pressure systems reach the coast in autumn without first being slowed by any mountain relief.
The difference shows up clearly in rainfall. According to aggregator climate data, annual precipitation here averages around 575 mm — compared with 449 mm in Palma according to AEMET. November is the wettest month, with around 96 mm. These rainfall patterns are typical of the entire east coast: autumn Mediterranean depressions tend to release their moisture along the eastward-facing shoreline.
Summer in Cales de Mallorca is warm and dry, much like the rest of the island. The average daily temperature in July is around 25°C, with highs reaching around 30°C. In July, only about 9 mm of rain falls on average — beach holidays are rarely disrupted by precipitation. The proximity to the sea means summer nights seldom get truly muggy: coastal breezes offset the heat, even if the immediately adjacent hotel complexes can influence local airflow.
For beach holidaymakers, sea temperature is particularly relevant. Off the east coast, the water reaches around 25°C in July and around 27°C in August. Unlike coves on the west coast, the east coast frequently sits in the lee of the prevailing westerly winds in summer, which keeps the water in shallow bay areas somewhat calmer. By October the sea is still a pleasant 23°C — often warmer than the air temperature on breezy days.
Winter in Cales de Mallorca is mild. The average daily temperature in January is around 11°C. Frost is virtually unknown. The resort is noticeably quieter out of season, but offers winter visitors a comfortable base climate for walks along the east coast.
More on the island's rainfall patterns can be found in the article on Rain on Mallorca. Anyone wanting to compare sea temperatures will find an overview at Water Temperature Mallorca. The climate of the entire east coast can be put in context with the Climate Chart Mallorca.
Note on data sources: Cales de Mallorca has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Monthly values are drawn from aggregator climate data (T3-Aggregator source) and should be treated as indicative figures. AEMET B228 (1981–2010) was used for Palma reference values.
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Weather in the area around Cales de Mallorca
- Cala Murada Weather — neighboring cove, similar east-coast exposure
- Cala Anguila / Cala Mendia Weather — northern neighbor
- Son Macià Weather — inland climate for comparison
- Water Temperature Mallorca — sea temperature overview
- Rain on Mallorca — island-wide rainfall patterns
- Climate Chart Mallorca — monthly values for all regions
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview