Weather in S Arraco
Today's weather in S'Arracó
Currently sunny at 34.2 °C, feels like 40.3 °C — temperatures in S'Arracó are very high, with only a light breeze of around 4.3 km/h. Probability of precipitation is only about 3% — S'Arracó will stay dry today.
Throughout the day it stays clear and hot, the sun dominates and shade will be in demand. Despite the strong felt heat, the reported maximum today is somewhat lower at 29.1 °C and the minimum at 24.4 °C; the dry air, however, is consistent. Wind remains weak, so it will bring little cooling. Make sure to drink enough fluids and avoid prolonged sun exposure during the hottest part of the day.
Perfect for shady breaks
Under these conditions, a relaxed walk in the cooler hours or a visit to a shady café suits S'Arracó today — activities where you can keep retreating to the cool. For outdoor plans: pack water and sun protection, plan short activity periods and take breaks more often.
Tomorrow will be sunny again at around 28.4 °C.
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Climate in S'Arracó — Village in the Andratx Valley
S'Arracó is a picturesque village nestled in the valley basin of Andratx, in the southwest of Mallorca. The valley lies between hills and opens toward the coast to the south. Historically known for its colonial-style architecture, S'Arracó sits climatically within the sphere of influence of the mild Andratx climate.
According to aggregated climate data for the Andratx region, S'Arracó receives around 506 mm of precipitation per year — slightly above the AEMET figure for Palma (449 mm). The wettest month is November, with approximately 79 mm. Summers in the southwest of Mallorca are very dry: in July, climate data show only around 9 mm of rainfall.
Summers are warm. In July, daytime highs reach around 31°C, with a daily average of around 26°C. The valley basin shields S'Arracó from the strong Tramuntana wind that is well known along the north coast — in the southwest, this effect is barely noticeable. The nearest coastline (Port d'Andratx) is about 7 km away; sea temperatures along the southwest coast sit at around 25°C in July.
By October, the sea is still around 23°C. Autumn gradually brings more rainfall, and the valley basin can occasionally trap fog. Winters are mild, with a January average of around 11–12°C, though on clear, calm nights cold air can drain down the surrounding slopes into the valley, pushing temperatures somewhat lower than on the open coast.
For island-wide comparisons, see the Mallorca Climate Chart. Andratx Weather and Port d'Andratx Weather cover the climate of the immediate neighboring areas.
Note on data sources: S'Arracó has no dedicated climate station. Monthly values are based on aggregated climate data for the Andratx region (T3-Aggregator source); figures are indicative.
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Weather in the Area Around S'Arracó
- Andratx Weather — nearest main town
- Port d'Andratx Weather — coastal town with marina
- Sant Elm Weather — west coast town
- Es Camp de Mar Weather — beach resort to the east
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly values
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview