Weather in Es Pla De Na Tesa
Today's weather in Es Pla de Na Tesa
Currently it's sunny and warm: 30.6°C, feels like 30.2°C – the temperature in Es Pla de Na Tesa is therefore well above last evening's low of 22.2°C. There's hardly any chance of precipitation (2%) and a light wind of 7.9 km/h, so the air feels fairly calm.
During the day the thermometer climbs to a maximum of 34.6°C; light breezes bring some relief, but shaded spots are still advisable. The sun dominates, so open areas heat up quickly; lightweight clothing and plenty of fluids are practical. With only a low rain risk the weather stays stable and predictable.
Perfect for a beach day
Under these conditions a relaxed day by the water or a walk among scattered pines fits well – those who prefer it quieter will find shady cafés inviting. For more active pursuits, early morning or later afternoon are recommended to avoid the hottest period.
Tomorrow will be a little warmer: sunny and up to 35.4°C.
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Climate in Es Pla de Na Tesa — Marratxí Between the Bay and the Highland
Es Pla de Na Tesa belongs to the municipality of Marratxí and sits at around 159 meters above sea level — higher than most coastal settlements along the Bay of Palma, yet without the pronounced mountain climate of the Serra de Tramuntana. The result is a typically Mediterranean climate that closely mirrors Palma's, with a few subtle differences owing to the slight elevation.
Rainfall follows the standard Mediterranean pattern: summers are dry, while autumn and winter bring the bulk of the annual precipitation. AEMET records 449 mm of annual rainfall for Palma B228 (1981–2010). November is the wettest month at around 79 mm; July averages just around 7 mm. These figures serve as a reference for Es Pla de Na Tesa as well, since no dedicated weather station exists at the location.
Summer heat is distinctly Mediterranean. July daytime highs reach around 30°C, with a daily average of around 26°C. The position at roughly 159 meters can mean nights are slightly cooler than right on the bay — a noticeable difference, though not a dramatic one. The coastal sea breeze that cools low-lying beach resorts in summer reaches higher-elevation Marratxí in a more subdued form.
Winter in Es Pla de Na Tesa is mild. The January daily average in Palma sits at around 12°C; conditions in Marratxí are similar. The elevated position can bring marginally lower temperatures during Arctic cold-air intrusions compared to Palma's harbor area, but overall the climate remains comfortably mild.
For more on the weather along the Bay of Palma, see Mallorca Climate Chart. For an island-wide overview: Best Time to Visit Mallorca.
Note on data sources: Es Pla de Na Tesa has no dedicated climate station. The figures cited are based on the AEMET climate normal station Palma B228 (1981–2010) and T3-Aggregator data. They should be treated as reference values.
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Weather in the Area Around Es Pla de Na Tesa
- Sa Cabaneta Weather — neighboring town in Marratxí
- Palma Weather — regional reference station
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly values at a glance
- Mallorca Water Temperatures — swimming comfort by month
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Mallorca Fall Weather — autumn climate of the island