Weather in El Turo
Today's weather in El Turó
El Turó currently reports 34.1°C, feels like 35.6°C. The sky is sunny, the breeze at about 3.6 km/h is barely noticeable, and the chance of precipitation is just under 1%.
The day will stay sunny and dry throughout; the air can feel quite warm in places, especially in direct sun. Official daily values range from a low of 23.3°C to a high of 31.8°C, so you'll only find real relief during the cooler hours. With so little wind the heat will linger longer, though a slight cooling is expected in the evening. El Turó is showing typical midsummer conditions today.
Perfect for a beach day
At this temperature a relaxed day by the water or a shaded spot in a café is ideal. If you're going to be outside for a while, drink plenty of fluids, use sun protection and avoid the hottest hours. If it gets too stifling outside, cool indoor spaces make a good alternative.
Tomorrow will stay sunny at around 31.5°C, so similarly warm.
Hourly Forecast
14-Day Forecast
Climate in El Turó — an elevated residential area with Palma coastal climate
El Turó sits at roughly 92 m above sea level, east of Palma, in a transition zone between the bay and the start of the hill country. This slightly elevated position is the defining climatic feature: the Mediterranean baseline climate of the Bahia de Palma applies here unchanged, but temperatures drop noticeably cooler at night than right on the coast, and on hot summer days the heat stays somewhat more moderate than in the low-lying city districts.
Precipitation and seasonality follow the Palma pattern. AEMET records an annual figure of 449 mm for station B228 at Palma harbor. November is the rainiest month in El Turó as well — according to aggregator climate data for the Palma region, around 79 mm falls that month. The summer half of the year is typically Mediterranean-dry: July brings only around 9 mm on average according to climate data. Approaching autumn thunderstorms can be perceived somewhat earlier and more intensely due to the elevated position than down in the bay — statistically robust data at sub-location level, however, are not available.
Summers in El Turó are hot, but the altitude and occasional updrafts make them feel somewhat less oppressively humid than in flat urban areas. August daily averages come in at around 26°C according to aggregator climate data, with daytime highs of around 32°C. For beach visits, the nearby Bahia de Palma is the natural choice, with water temperatures of around 26°C in July and around 27°C in August.
Autumn cools off in El Turó a little faster than directly on the coast, because the sea's moderating effect diminishes with altitude. Winters are mild, with January daily averages around 11°C according to climate data. Frost is very rare and limited to extreme cold-air intrusions.
More climate context for the eastern Palma area is provided by Palma Weather, along with a comparison with the coastal setting at Es Coll d'en Rabassa Weather.
Note on data sources: El Turó has no dedicated AEMET climate-normal station. Monthly climate values are drawn from aggregator climate data for Palma (T3 source). The AEMET annual figure refers to station B228 Palma Hafen (T1, 1981–2010). Altitude effects on temperature and precipitation are described qualitatively and are not supported by station-specific measurement data.
Frequently asked questions about the weather in El Turó
When is the best time to visit El Turó?
How much rain falls in El Turó over the course of a year?
When does El Turó see the most rainfall?
Are there beaches nearby, and how warm is the sea?
How cold does it get in El Turó in winter?
Weather in the area around El Turó
- Palma Weather — comprehensive climate overview for the island's capital
- Es Coll d'en Rabassa Weather — coastal district southeast of Palma
- Es Pillari Weather — southern Palma suburb with a similar climate pattern
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly figures at a glance
- Mallorca Water Temperature — monthly overview for the entire island
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Mallorca Fall Weather — what to expect in autumn