Marratxi Weather
Today's weather in Marratxí
Currently 28.2°C, cloudy and feeling a bit warmer at 30.4°C — a typical, calm summer day in Marratxí today. Temperatures in Marratxí will range between 22.7°C and 33.8°C during the day, with only a small 5% chance of rain and a light breeze of around 4.7 km/h.
The cloud cover remains, but it makes the conditions pleasant as the sun breaks through from time to time and it stays warm overall. Light breezes provide some cooling, so you can plan equally well indoors or out. Expect warm spells in the afternoon, with a moderate cooldown in the evening — good weather for easing into the end of the day.
A day for pottery and exploring
With this weather, a visit to Pòrtol is perfect: pottery workshops are open and you can watch the artisans at work. Afterwards, a stroll through Sa Cabaneta or a detour to Festival Park Outlet is worthwhile if anyone wants to shop. If you prefer being active, take a relaxed bike ride through the surrounding countryside; for a souvenir, the traditional Siurells from Pòrtol are a great choice.
Tomorrow will be sunny with a maximum of about 33.5°C — so a bit hotter than today.
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Climate in Marratxí — Tramuntana Foothills North of Palma
With around 39,000 residents, Marratxí is one of Mallorca's most populous municipalities — as a direct neighbor of Palma, it has become part of the island capital's greater urban area. The municipal territory sits at 59 m above sea level, spanning a flat transition zone between Palma's coastal plain and the southern fringes of the Serra de Tramuntana.
No dedicated climate station data exists for Marratxí. The Palma climate data (T3-Aggregator, klimatabelle.info) serves as a reference baseline. Annual precipitation is around 510 mm — the town lies in the lee-side foothills of the Tramuntana, which can bring slightly more precipitation than Palma's coastal strip during winter northerly onshore winds. November is the wettest month at around 78 mm; July is the driest at around 9 mm.
Summer in Marratxí is warm: reference values put July daytime highs at around 31°C. Without the direct cooling effect of sea breezes, heat can feel somewhat more intense across the municipality's built-up areas than right on the waterfront in Palma. The nearest coastline — the Bay of Palma — is roughly 12 km away.
Winters are mild: the January daily average sits at around 11°C. The Tramuntana foothills to the north can channel colder mountain air southward during northerly wind episodes, making Marratxí marginally cooler than Palma under such weather patterns.
Note on data sources: Climate data for Marratxí is based on T3-Aggregator data from Palma.
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Weather in the Marratxí Area
- Sa Cabaneta Weather — locality within the municipal area
- Esporles Weather — Tramuntana valley to the west
- Bunyola Weather — Tramuntana foothills to the northeast
- Santa Maria del Camí Weather — hill country to the east
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly values
- Tramuntana Wind Mallorca — background on mountain winds