Weather in Moscari
Moscari today: 20.1 to 28.9 °C, chance of rain 4%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Moscari
According to the latest data, the weather in Moscari is sunny at 20.1°C, feeling like 20.9°C. The wind will remain barely noticeable at around 4 km/h, making the air feel pleasantly calm.
Over the course of the day, temperatures in Moscari will climb to a high of 28.9°C. Clouds will hardly be a factor today, and with only a 4% chance of rain, conditions look good for a completely dry day. Night-time temperatures will be around 20.1°C, so it will remain quite mild after sunset. In Moscari today, it’s worth bringing sunscreen and a bottle of water—especially during the warmer hours.
A relaxing day outdoors
The sunny weather is ideal for a walk, a short bike ride or a break on the terrace in the shade. If you’re heading out, it’s best to start a little earlier or save longer activities for late afternoon, when the sun is no longer quite as strong. For quieter moments, a book, a coffee outside or simply a longer lunch break somewhere cool are all good options.
Tomorrow will remain sunny, with a high of around 28.1°C.
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Climate in Moscari — Tramuntana Village at 193 Meters
Moscari sits at 193 meters elevation at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, in the municipality of Selva. Its position on the western slope of the mountain range shapes the climate in a distinctive way: the Tramuntana acts as a barrier for air masses arriving from different directions, generating föhn effects that occasionally bring dry, warm downslope winds to Moscari, while on the northern side of the range orographic rainfall can fall simultaneously.
No precise climate normal exists for Moscari — the village has no weather station of its own. As a reference point, AEMET-Palma (449 mm annual rainfall, 1981–2010) serves as the lower baseline. The Tramuntana foothills receive significantly more precipitation than the southern coast of Mallorca: an estimated 600 to 700 mm per year is realistic for this elevation and mountain-fringe location — that said, this is not a measured figure but an assessment based on the regional climate profile.
Summer in Moscari is warm to hot: the elevation of 193 m and occasional mountain breezes provide slightly more cooling than in Palma, but the inland interior still heats up considerably during the day. In winter, temperatures are milder than in the higher reaches of the Tramuntana — frost is rare at this altitude, but not impossible. Autumn brings intense rainy spells driven by Mediterranean low-pressure systems.
For climate data on the region: Mallorca Climate Chart, Tramuntana Wind Mallorca, Best Time to Visit Mallorca.
Note on data sources: Moscari has no climate station of its own. Statements are based on AEMET-Palma as a reference point and general knowledge of the Tramuntana western-slope climate profile.
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Weather in the Moscari Area
- Caimari Weather — neighboring village
- Selva Weather — municipal seat
- Biniamar Weather — another nearby village
- Tramuntana Wind Mallorca — background on mountain winds
- Mallorca Climate Chart — monthly figures for the island
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Mallorca Autumn Weather — October/November in detail