Weather in El Toro
Today's weather in El Toro
Currently sunny at 28.9°C, feeling around 30.1°C — a light wind of about 6.8 km/h brings a pleasant freshness. The chance of precipitation is only 4%, and overall conditions are clear and warm.
During the day it will remain mostly sunny with a high of around 31.2°C and a low near 24.5°C, so consistently warm. The air feels stable and dry; no showers are expected. A light breeze from the coast stirs the shade, so anyone sensitive to heat should plan accordingly. Overall, the weather in El Toro is calm and predictable.
Perfect for a beach day
Under these conditions, a relaxed day by the water is ideal: go early or later in the afternoon when the sun is lower. Lightweight clothing, sun protection and plenty to drink are advisable — especially at this temperature. A leisurely stroll along the waterfront promenade also fits the mood, and those wanting a quieter option will surely find a shady café.
Outlook: Tomorrow will also be sunny with about 31.2°C, so similarly warm to today.
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Climate in El Toro — Southwest Coast Between Santa Ponsa and Son Ferrer
El Toro sits in the southwest of Mallorca, wedged between the Santa Ponsa II golf course, the new development of Nova Santa Ponsa, and the village of Son Ferrer. The name refers to the low hills of the surrounding area — climatically, El Toro belongs to the southwestern coastal zone of the municipality of Calvià, which differs slightly from the Bahia de Palma in terms of climate.
The most important difference from the Palma zone: the southwest of Mallorca is more exposed to westerly and northwesterly sea currents. According to T3-Aggregator climate data for the Calvià region, annual rainfall is around 550 mm — somewhat higher than the 449 mm recorded by AEMET for station B228 Palma Hafen. The wettest month is November, for which the Calvià climate data show around 89 mm. Summer months are classically Mediterranean dry — in July, climate data show only around 8 mm of rainfall.
Summer in El Toro is warm and sunny. Average August daytime temperatures for the Calvià region sit at around 26°C, with daily highs reaching around 29°C. The immediate proximity to the coast brings the Embat in the afternoons — the sea breeze from the west and northwest that noticeably takes the edge off the heat along Mallorca's SW coast. Sea temperatures in the nearby bay are around 25°C in July and around 26°C in August.
Autumn starts warm in El Toro, with increasing rainfall from October onward. The closeness of the sea keeps temperatures stable — October is still perfectly suited for beach visits, with water temperatures still around 23°C. Winters are mild, with average January daytime temperatures for the Calvià region at around 11°C. Frost is the exception.
More climate context for the southwest: Santa Ponsa Weather and Calvià Weather offer further points of comparison.
Note on data sources: El Toro has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Monthly climate values are drawn from T3-Aggregator climate data for Calvià (T3-Quelle). The AEMET annual figure refers to station B228 Palma Hafen (T1, 1981–2010) as a reference point. All Calvià figures should be treated as indicative values.
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Weather in the Area Around El Toro
- Santa Ponsa Weather — nearest coastal town to the west
- Calvià Weather — main town of the municipality
- Magaluf Weather — busy coastal town to the east
- Bendinat Weather — neighboring location to the east
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly figures at a glance
- Mallorca Water Temperature — monthly overview
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview