Weather in S Illot
Today's weather in S'Illot
Right now the thermometer reads 28.3°C, it's sunny and feels a bit warmer at 30.8°C — a clear, warm situation for S'Illot today. Temperatures in S'Illot will climb during the day to around 30.5°C; the light wind at about 12.6 km/h provides some airflow, and the chance of precipitation is only about 5%. In the evening it stays mild, with lows barely dropping below 26.4°C.
Over the next few hours it will remain consistently sunny, with a steady rise in heat and a pleasant breeze that may occasionally freshen. Clouds are unlikely, so the sun will dominate — making the day easy to plan without major weather surprises.
Perfect for a beach day
With so much sun, a relaxed beach day is ideal: make the most of the early hours by the sea, remember sunscreen and seek shade from time to time. For more active plans, short walks along the coast or a dip in the water are great ways to break the heat. Alternatively, quieter, shaded cafés are a good choice if you want to avoid the stronger sunshine.
Outlook: Tomorrow also sunny with up to 31.1°C.
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Climate in S'Illot — Beach Resort with Talayotic Heritage on the East Coast
S'Illot sits right on the east coast between Manacor and Sant Llorenç, at just 11 meters above sea level. That low-lying position directly on the water means sea temperatures exert a strong influence, afternoon sea breezes bring relief in summer, and rain falls mainly in autumn and winter — rarely in summer.
Annual rainfall, according to aggregator climate data from the nearest station (Manacor, roughly 8 km away), runs around 586 mm — well above the 449 mm AEMET records for Palma. The reason is location: the east coast is more directly exposed to autumn Mediterranean low-pressure systems than the west coast or Palma. November is the wettest month at around 104 mm; July is the driest at around 8 mm.
Summers are warm and dry. Daily highs in July reach around 29°C, with a daily average of around 25°C. On the east coast, the Embat (the daytime onshore breeze) delivers a noticeable cool-down in the afternoons — a feature S'Illot shares with other coastal towns in the area. The dryness is classically Mediterranean: weeks can pass in summer without a drop of rain.
One distinctive feature of S'Illot is the nearby Talaiòt (a prehistoric tower ruin) — the local climate has little to do with the archaeological site, but the open seafront setting gives the beach a south-facing character with excellent conditions throughout the swimming season. Water temperatures: around 25°C in July, around 27°C in August, and still around 23°C in October.
Winters are mild. The daily average in January sits at around 11°C. Frost is very rare; the immediate proximity to the sea keeps temperatures stable.
For more on climate and weather along the east coast, see the Mallorca Climate Chart. Those looking to explore the region will find useful information on the Mallorca Water Temperature.
Note: S'Illot has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Figures are drawn from aggregator climate data for the Manacor station (approx. 8 km) and should be treated as indicative values.
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Weather in the S'Illot Area
- Son Carrió Weather — neighboring inland town
- Sa Coma (La Coma) Weather — coastal town to the north
- Son Moro Bonavista Weather — neighboring settlement
- Son Moro Weather — neighboring town
- Mallorca Climate Chart — monthly overview
- Mallorca Water Temperature — swimming season
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview