Weather in Es Garrovers Son Daviu Nou Ses Llegitimes
Today's weather in Es Garrovers (Son Daviu Nou-Ses Llegitimes)
Sunny and warm: currently 24.1°C, feels like 27.3°C — that’s Es Garrovers (Son Daviu Nou-Ses Llegitimes) weather to the letter. With a very low chance of rain (4%) and hardly any wind (4.3 km/h), it will stay dry and calm.
The day brings steadily rising temperatures up to 32.5°C, so the breeze offers little relief. Pleasant in the morning, noticeably warmer in the afternoon — shady spots and breaks will be welcome then. For the evening we expect clear conditions to continue, so temperatures will cool only slowly. If you manage the heat well, you’ll get through the day comfortably.
Perfect for a relaxed day at the beach
With this sunshine, a quiet day outdoors fits well. Start early or avoid the peak heat later, drink plenty of fluids and use sun protection — simple rules for Es Garrovers (Son Daviu Nou-Ses Llegitimes) today. Light clothing and a hat make time outside more comfortable.
Looking ahead to tomorrow: it stays sunny with a high around 33.8°C, so similarly warm.
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Climate in Es Garrovers — Hill Country Between Palma and the Tramuntana
Es Garrovers sits at 136 m above sea level in the municipality of Marratxí, in the rolling hills north of Palma where the flat island interior gradually rises toward the Tramuntana foothills. Its inland position, with no direct contact with the coast, defines the place climatically: the Mediterranean seasonal pattern of dry summers and wet autumn-winters holds true here as elsewhere — but the moderating influence of the sea, which noticeably tempers Palma's beachside neighborhoods in midsummer, is considerably weaker this far inland.
Rainfall and annual patterns follow the broader Palma region. AEMET records 449 mm of annual precipitation at station B228 at Palma harbor. November is the wettest month in Marratxí as well — according to aggregated climate data, around 79 mm falls that month. The summer half-year is reliably dry: in July, climate data show an average of just around 9 mm.
Summers in Es Garrovers feel noticeably hotter than on the coast. The average August daily temperature for the Palma region is around 26°C — in the inland setting of Marratxí, without cooling sea breezes, daytime highs can push above that. Shade is advisable around midday and early afternoon. Early mornings and evenings remain pleasant even in the height of summer.
Autumn starts warm in Es Garrovers, with rain becoming more frequent from October onward. Winters are somewhat cooler than on the coast: the average daily temperature in January for the Palma region is around 11°C, and on inland nights it can occasionally dip lower. Frost is rare, but slightly more likely here than right on the waterfront.
For a useful climate comparison, see Palma Weather and the article on Marratxí, the main town of the municipality.
Note on data sources: Es Garrovers has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Monthly climate values are drawn from aggregated climate data for Palma (T3 source). The AEMET annual figure refers to station B228 Palma Hafen (T1, 1981–2010). Elevation effects are described qualitatively and are not backed by station-specific measurement data for this location.
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Weather in the Area Around Es Garrovers
- Sa Cabaneta Weather — main town of Marratxí, similar climate pattern
- Es Caülls Weather — neighboring residential settlement in Marratxí
- Palma Weather — comprehensive climate overview for the island's capital
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly values at a glance
- Rain Mallorca — seasonal rainfall distribution across the island
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Mallorca Summer Weather — what to expect in the height of summer