Weather in Port Verd
Today's weather in Port Verd
Sunny and very warm: currently the thermometer reads 35.1°C, but it feels like 43.6°C — a light breeze around 13.3 km/h brings a little relief. This is the weather in Port Verd for the moment, with only a 4% chance of precipitation.
During the day it will stay mostly clear and hot, the sun will dominate, and the light wind will only offer moderate relief. For a relaxed day avoid the direct midday sun, as the perceived heat remains high. Official daytime values list a range from 23.8°C to 28.3°C; local measurements can currently be significantly warmer, so pay attention to how you feel. Temperatures in Port Verd are unusually high today compared with the forecast.
Perfect for a beach day
With so much sun, a trip to the beach fits well — best in the early morning or later in the afternoon when it cools down a bit. Drink plenty of fluids, plan shade breaks and wear light clothing; those wanting to escape the heat can also find a café with shaded seating or a short boat trip refreshing. Port Verd today is therefore suited to water-based and relaxed activities rather than long hikes.
Tomorrow will be sunny again at around 28°C.
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14-Day Forecast
Climate in Port Verd — A Quiet Holiday Enclave on the East Coast
Port Verd is a small holiday development south of Cala Bona, with vacation homes and direct access to Mallorca's east coast. Sitting at 121 m above sea level sets it apart from the flat coastal strip: nights are a little cooler, and the area sits slightly removed from the tourist bustle of the nearby coves.
According to aggregator climate data for the Son Servera / Cala Millor region, Port Verd receives around 586 mm of rainfall per year — notably more than the 449 mm AEMET records for Palma. November is the wettest month at around 104 mm, typical for the east coast, which takes the brunt of autumn Mediterranean low-pressure systems moving in from the southeast. July, by contrast, is very dry: an average of around 8 mm for the month.
Summers are warm. Daily highs in July reach around 29°C, with a daily mean of around 25°C. The higher elevation means Port Verd escapes some of the intense heat found down on the flat bays. The nearest swimming beach is about 3 km away at Cala Bona; east coast sea temperatures run around 25°C in July and 26–27°C in August.
In October the sea is still pleasant at around 23°C. Autumn brings more rain and fewer beachgoers, making Port Verd noticeably quieter. Winters are mild: the daily mean in January sits at around 11–12°C, though the elevation can make individual nights a degree or two cooler than on the coast itself.
The Mallorca Climate Chart and Cala Millor Weather provide comparative figures for the region.
Note on data sources: Port Verd has no dedicated climate station. Monthly values are based on aggregator climate data for the Cala Millor / Son Servera region (T3-Aggregator source); treat these as indicative figures.
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Weather in the Port Verd Area
- Son Servera Weather — nearest main town to the west
- Cala Bona Weather — coastal town to the north
- Cala Millor Weather — well-known neighboring cove
- Costa des Pins Weather — neighbor to the south
- Mallorca Climate Chart — full overview of all monthly figures
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview