Weather in L Horta
L'Horta today: 18.2 to 28.4 °C, chance of rain 6%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in L'Horta
At the time of reporting, the thermometer reads 18.2°C, though it feels more like 19°C. The sky is clear, with only a very light breeze of around 4 km/h — a pleasantly calm start to the day in L'Horta.
Temperatures in L'Horta will rise noticeably over the course of the day, reaching a high of around 28.4°C. With just a 6% chance of rain, wet weather is unlikely, so conditions in L'Horta will remain mostly dry and sunny. Overnight and early-morning temperatures will sit at around 18°C before warming up quickly later in the day. If you're heading out, bring water, sunscreen and a hat for longer walks.
A great day to be outdoors
These conditions are ideal for a walk, a relaxed break outside or a short bike ride. For more active plans, it is best to make the most of the cooler hours and take it a little easier in the midday sun. The weather is also well suited to a leisurely afternoon on the terrace or in the shade.
Tomorrow will be cloudier, with temperatures around 28°C, but it will remain warm.
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Climate in L'Horta — the heart valley of the Sóller basin
L'Horta is the fertile valley basin surrounding Sóller, known for centuries for its citrus cultivation. Sitting at around 80 m above sea level in the wind-sheltered hollow of the Serra de Tramuntana, it enjoys distinctive climatic conditions: more moisture than the coastal lowlands, sheltered warmth in summer, and a rainfall pattern that keeps the valley's orange trees well watered throughout the year.
Climatically, L'Horta is closely related to nearby Sóller — essentially the same valley, the same protective effect of the mountains. According to aggregated climate data, the region receives around 590 mm of rain annually, more than Palma. November is the wettest month at around 90 mm; these autumn rains sustain the citrus groves of the basin.
Summer in L'Horta is warm and still: daytime highs in July reach around 30°C according to regional climate data, with daily averages of around 25°C. The sheltered position means heat builds up in the valley — hikers should make use of the morning hours or the cool of the evening for walks through the groves. With around 10 mm of precipitation in July, rain is hardly a concern.
The valley opens toward the sea at Port de Sóller — about 5 km away. Sea temperatures there reach around 25°C in July. In summer, the journey from L'Horta to the coast on the tram through the Sóller valley is a classic Mallorca experience. In winter, daily averages in the region sit at around 10°C; frost is rare, and the mountain rim keeps the valley sheltered even in the colder months.
Note on data sources: Climate station data for L'Horta is not available separately. The figures are taken from T3 climate data for Sóller and are considered representative of the entire Sóller valley basin.
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Weather in the area around L'Horta
- Sóller Weather — main town of the valley basin
- Port de Sóller Weather — the valley's coastline, ~5 km
- Biniaraix Weather — mountain village in the Barranc
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly figures
- Tramuntana Wind Mallorca — background on the mountain wind
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview