Weather in Es Nogueral

Climate in Es Nogueral — Tramuntana Foothills Between Valldemossa and the Coast

Es Nogueral sits at 132 m above sea level, north of Valldemossa, in the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana. This transitional position between the mountains and the coastal plain gives the small village a distinctive climate: the Mediterranean year-round pattern of hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters holds true — but proximity to the Tramuntana shifts the details.

Rainfall is the most obvious difference from the lowlands: the Serra de Tramuntana acts as a barrier for moist air masses arriving from the north and northwest. In autumn and winter, this moisture is released as precipitation along the mountain edge — the Palma AEMET figure of 449 mm is likely a lower bound for Es Nogueral; the actual annual total is probably higher, though no measurement data exist for the village itself. November is by far the wettest month (Palma aggregator data shows roughly 79 mm for the lowlands; Tramuntana foothill locations typically receive more). Summer months remain classically dry — July brings only around 9 mm according to climate data.

Summers in Es Nogueral feel somewhat more moderate than on the plain around Palma. The elevation and tree cover of the Tramuntana foothills produce cooler nights. Peak daytime temperatures for the Palma region reach around 32°C in August according to aggregator climate data; the altitudinal effect likely brings Es Nogueral slightly below that — without local measurements, no specific figure can be given. The daily mean for the reference region is around 26°C.

Winters in Es Nogueral are mild, but cooler than coastal locations owing to the Tramuntana's proximity and the elevation. January daily averages for the Palma region sit at around 11°C. In Es Nogueral, individual nights can turn colder. Frost is possible, but not common.

More climate context: Valldemossa Weather for the neighboring mountain village, and Port de Valldemossa Weather for the coastal variant.

Note on data sources: Es Nogueral has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Monthly climate values are drawn from aggregator climate data for Palma (T3 source) as a proxy. The AEMET annual figure refers to station B228 Palma Harbor (T1, 1981–2010). Tramuntana-specific effects on precipitation and temperature are described qualitatively and are not backed by station-specific measurements for this location.

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Weather in the Es Nogueral Area

• Valldemossa Weather — mountain village to the south, significantly higher elevation
• Port de Valldemossa Weather — coast to the west
• Son Maixella Weather — neighboring sub-location
• Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly values at a glance
• Tramuntana Wind Mallorca — background on the mountain wind
• Rain Mallorca — seasonal rainfall distribution
• Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview