Weather in Es Pinaret

Today's weather in Es Pinaret
Currently it's sunny and warm: the temperature in Es Pinaret is 31.3°C (feels like 32.3°C), with a light breeze at around 10.8 km/h. The weather in Es Pinaret feels summery and stable, with a very low chance of rain of 4%.
Throughout the day it will remain mostly sunny and dry, with temperatures rising slightly to a maximum of about 32.5°C. Overall it's quite steady, with only a light wind providing some cooling now and then. In the evening it cools down moderately, with lows around 22.9°C, so the night stays pleasantly mild. No unsettled weather is expected for Es Pinaret today — rather a classic hot late-summer day.
Perfect for a beach day
With this sunshine, a relaxed day by the water or at the pool is ideal; regular breaks in the shade and staying well hydrated help against the heat. If you prefer something more active, the earlier hours or evening walks are nicer when the sun is less intense. Lightweight clothing and sun protection will make the day more comfortable.
Tomorrow the sunny pattern continues, around 33°C.
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Climate in Es Pinaret — urban Palma climate on the eastern side of the bay
Es Pinaret sits at 49 m above sea level in Palma's Llevant district — a residential area that flows seamlessly into the city proper. Climatically, Es Pinaret is barely distinguishable from Palma itself: the Bahia de Palma sets the tone, and AEMET station B228 at Palma harbor is the nearest measurement point, a little over four kilometers to the west.
Annual precipitation, according to aggregator climate data for Palma, is around 512 mm; AEMET puts the figure at 449 mm for the standard reference period — both values refer to Palma and serve as a benchmark for Es Pinaret. The distribution pattern is classically Mediterranean: November is the wettest month at around 79 mm, while July averages barely more than around 9 mm. Summer rain is the exception, not the rule.
Summer in Es Pinaret is hot and dry. Daily averages in July sit at around 26°C, with highs reaching around 31°C. Relief comes from the Embat, the afternoon sea breeze out of the southwest that sweeps up the bay — it arrives somewhat weakened in the inner-city neighborhoods, but more noticeably in the coastal parts of the district.
Autumn and winter are mild. October already brings considerably more rain than summer, at around 65 mm; November delivers the highest precipitation totals of the year. The water temperature in the Bahia de Palma is still around 23°C in October — which means the swimming season in greater Palma is often longer than on the north coast. January average: around 11°C; frost is rare and limited to a handful of winter nights during extreme cold-air intrusions.
For activities across greater Palma, Es Pinaret's central location is a clear advantage: short distances to the city center, to El Arenal, and into the Tramuntana foothills zone. Anyone looking for detailed climate data for the bay will find it in the Climate Chart Mallorca. Background on Palma's urban climate is covered in the Palma Weather Location Guide.
Note: Es Pinaret has no climate station of its own. All climate figures in this article are derived from the nearest available data (Palma, T3-Aggregator and AEMET B228) and should be treated as indicative values.
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Weather in the area around Es Pinaret
- Palma Weather — city center, the primary climate reference for the bay
- Es Coll d'en Rabassa Weather — immediate coastal neighbor with a beachfront setting
- Son Gual Weather — to the east, situated slightly higher
- Climate Chart Mallorca — overview of all monthly values for the island
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Rain Mallorca — precipitation patterns and the rainy season explained
- Mallorca Summer Weather — heat, the Embat, and peak season


