Muro Weather

Climate in Muro — between the Tramuntana and the Albufera

Muro sits in the northern flatlands of Mallorca, at 83 meters above sea level, where the island's agricultural heartland meets the wetlands of the Albufera lagoon. This geographical position shapes local weather in ways that set it apart from Palma's coastal climate — and from the scorching summer heat of the central plain.

The proximity to the Albufera plays a notable role in rainfall patterns: in autumn, when Mediterranean low-pressure systems push moist air in from the north, the northern flatlands can receive significantly more rain than Palma. According to T3-Aggregator climate estimates, annual rainfall here runs around 480 mm — somewhat above the AEMET figure for Palma (449 mm). November is the wettest month, averaging around 79 mm. Summers, by contrast, are very dry: climate data shows an average of just around 9 mm in July.

Temperatures follow the inland pattern: hotter in summer than on the coast, since the cooling sea breeze barely reaches the flatlands. July daytime highs come in at around 30°C according to T3-Aggregator climate data, with a daily average of around 26°C. On humid days, the proximity to the Albufera wetlands can amplify the perceived heat through higher moisture levels. A few kilometers away at the Platja de Muro coastline, summer temperatures are noticeably more moderate thanks to the sea breeze — a local difference that makes itself felt on hot days.

Winters in Muro are mild. The daily average in January sits at around 11°C. Frost is rare. The closeness to the Albufera and the low elevation buffer against sharp cold snaps — the temperature difference in winter is less pronounced here than in higher-lying inland towns like Sineu or Lloret de Vistalegre.

Anyone planning hikes in the Tramuntana foothills or cycling routes through the northern flatlands will find spring and autumn the most comfortable seasons. For a broader look at Mallorca's weather patterns, see the Mallorca Climate Chart. The neighboring Platja de Muro Weather shows just how close the coastal climate really is.

Note on data sources: Muro has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Climate figures are drawn from T3-Aggregator sources; the AEMET value of 449 mm refers to Palma B228 (1981–2010). Muro figures are reference estimates.

Frequently asked questions about the weather in Muro

Weather in the Muro area

• Platja de Muro Weather — coastal climate right on the beach, just a few kilometers away
• Sa Pobla Weather — neighboring municipality to the north
• Alcúdia Weather — coastal town to the north
• Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly figures
• Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
• Mallorca Summer Weather — background on the peak season