Weather in Es Cap Des Moro
Today's weather in Es Cap des Moro
Currently the weather in Es Cap des Moro is sunny at 30.5°C, feeling slightly warmer at 32.9°C. The sky remains clear; with a light wind of 13.7 km/h and only a 5% chance of precipitation it feels dry and stable.
During the day it will stay mostly sunny and warm, with the temperature in Es Cap des Moro climbing to a maximum of 31.5°C and barely dropping below 25.1°C in the evening. The light breeze provides some cooling, so the heat won't feel oppressive. Rain is not expected today and the UV index is likely to be high — so plan adequate protection. Overall a clear, steady day without any surprising weather changes.
Perfect for a beach day
With such steady sunshine, anything involving water and shade is ideal: a relaxed trip to the beach, a few short swims, or a shady picnic all work well. If you prefer something more active, take a short hike early or later in the afternoon to avoid the peak heat. Light clothing and plenty of fluids are advisable.
Looking ahead: Tomorrow will also be sunny at around 31.3°C — continuing warm and dry.
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Climate at Es Cap des Moro — Nature Reserve and Southeast Sun
Es Cap des Moro is a nature reserve near Santanyí in the southeast of Mallorca, situated directly on the coast at 24 m above sea level. This remote stretch of coastline belongs climatically to the sunny, dry southeastern zone of the island — without the mountain barriers of the north and west to hold back rainfall, the sky here is nearly unbroken blue throughout summer.
According to AEMET data for station B228 Palma Hafen, annual precipitation along the southeast coast comes to 449 mm — for the Santanyí zone it tends to run somewhat lower in practice, though no measurement data exist for this particular stretch of coast. November is also the wettest month here (around 79 mm according to Palma climate data), while July is the driest (around 9 mm). The summer months are virtually rain-free in this exposed coastal setting.
Summer on the southeast coast is felt in full: hot, sunny, and accompanied by a steady sea breeze. Daily averages for the Palma region sit at around 26°C in August, with daytime highs reaching around 32°C. The open-water location provides cooling — but also more wind than at the sheltered Cala Figuera a few kilometers away. Sea temperatures reach around 26°C in July and around 27°C in August.
Autumn brings continued warm days at first, before the likelihood of rain increases from October onward. The sea remains pleasantly warm through October at around 23°C. Winters are mild, with January daily averages of around 11°C.
More climate context for the southeast coast: Cala Llombards Weather and Santanyí Weather.
Note on data sources: Es Cap des Moro has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Monthly climate values are drawn from T3-Aggregator climate data for Palma as a proxy. The AEMET annual figure refers to station B228 Palma Hafen (T1, 1981–2010). For the Santanyí southeast coast, actual precipitation is likely somewhat lower than the Palma proxy suggests; no site-specific measurement data are available.
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Weather in the Area around Es Cap des Moro
- Cala Llombards Weather — bay to the southwest
- Cala Figuera Weather — picturesque fishing harbor to the northwest
- Santanyí Weather — main town of the municipality
- Porto Petro Weather — neighboring town to the north
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly values at a glance
- Mallorca Water Temperature — monthly overview
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview