Weather in Sant Marcal Sa Vinya De Son Veri

Current Weather
Partly cloudy
33.8°
Partly cloudy

Today's weather in Sant Marçal-Sa Vinya de Son Veri

The weather in Sant Marçal-Sa Vinya de Son Veri starts at 23.9°C with a few patches of cloud and a pleasantly warm feel of around 25.5°C. With a light breeze of around 9 km/h, conditions are calm, and rain is virtually not a concern, with just a 2 percent chance.

As the day goes on, the sun will appear more and more often, although scattered clouds may bring a little shade at times. Temperatures in Sant Marçal-Sa Vinya de Son Veri will rise noticeably, reaching up to 34°C in the afternoon. Anyone sensitive to heat should avoid planning longer outings during the hottest part of the day. Shade, water and a longer break around midday are the sensible choice today. It will remain summery and warm into the evening, so Sant Marçal-Sa Vinya de Son Veri can still be enjoyed outdoors later in the day.

A day for relaxed summer plans

The settled, partly cloudy weather is ideal for a quiet day outdoors, a short walk in the early morning, or a shady spot for reading. For sporting activities, the cooler hours before the afternoon heat are much more pleasant. If you're heading out, be sure to bring sun protection and plenty of drinking water.

Tomorrow will be sunny and similarly hot, with temperatures around 33.4°C.

Letzte Aktualisierung: 12.8.2026 05:35:30

Hourly Forecast

14:00
Sunny
34°
1%
15:00
Sunny
34°
1%
16:00
Sunny
34°
1%
17:00
Sunny
34°
1%
18:00
Sunny
33°
1%
19:00
Sunny
32°
2%
20:00
Sunny
31°
2%
21:00
Clear
29°
3%
22:00
Clear
28°
4%
23:00
Clear
27°
4%
0:00
Clear
27°
4%
1:00
Clear
26°
4%
2:00
Clear
26°
4%
3:00
Clear
26°
4%
4:00
Clear
26°
3%
5:00
Clear
25°
3%
6:00
Clear
25°
3%
7:00
Clear
25°
3%
8:00
Sunny
27°
3%
9:00
Sunny
30°
2%
10:00
Sunny
32°
1%
11:00
Sunny
33°
1%
12:00
Sunny
33°
1%
13:00
Sunny
33°
1%
Humidity
78%
Feels Like
35.6°
Wind
9 km/h
NE (53°)
UV Index
0
Low
Visibility
10 km
Pressure
1016 mb
Sunrise
06:59 AM
Sunset
08:49 PM

14-Day Forecast

Today
12. August
Sunny
06:59 AM
08:49 PM
2%
34°25°
Thursday
13. August
Sunny
07:00 AM
08:48 PM
2%
33°25°
Friday
14. August
Sunny
07:01 AM
08:47 PM
3%
33°25°
Saturday
15. August
Sunny
07:02 AM
08:46 PM
4%
32°25°
Sunday
16. August
Sunny
07:03 AM
08:44 PM
2%
34°24°
Monday
17. August
Sunny
07:04 AM
08:43 PM
4%
32°25°
Tuesday
18. August
Sunny
07:04 AM
08:41 PM
4%
32°24°
Wednesday
19. August
Sunny
07:05 AM
08:40 PM
4%
30°24°
Thursday
20. August
Sunny
07:06 AM
08:39 PM
57%
30°24°
Friday
21. August
Vereinzelte Regenschauer in der Nähe
07:07 AM
08:37 PM
45%
26°23°
Saturday
22. August
Sunny
07:08 AM
08:36 PM
6%
28°22°
Sunday
23. August
Sunny
07:09 AM
08:34 PM
4%
31°24°
Monday
24. August
Sunny
07:10 AM
08:33 PM
7%
29°24°
Tuesday
25. August
Sunny
07:11 AM
08:31 PM
57%
29°23°

Climate in Sant Marçal – Sa Vinya de Son Veri — Elevated Location in Marratxí

Sant Marçal-Sa Vinya de Son Veri is a residential and industrial area in the municipality of Marratxí, known for its namesake church and Mallorca's ceramic tradition. In climate terms, the defining feature is its elevation of 339 meters — unusually high for a settlement in Marratxí and clearly within the fringe zone of the Serra de Tramuntana.

At 339 meters above sea level, Sant Marçal experiences different climatic conditions than the lowland parts of the municipality. AEMET records an annual precipitation of 449 mm and a mean daily July temperature of 25.7°C for Palma (sea level, ~15 km away). Above 300 meters, summer temperatures are noticeably cooler and rainfall tends to be higher — proximity to the Tramuntana means that orographic precipitation effects reach the higher elevations more frequently than the lowlands.

No station-specific data for Sant Marçal itself was available for this article — there is no dedicated klimatabelle.info page and no AEMET climate normal station directly on site. The characterization as a 'Tramuntana fringe location' in the climate profile should be understood as a qualitative assessment. What can be said: anyone driving up from the Bay of Palma to Sant Marçal will notice a perceptible drop in temperature in summer as elevation increases, and in winter frost events are more likely here than down in the plain.

Summers at this altitude are more comfortable than in the hot lowlands: even without precise station data, the cooling effect of elevation is physically well established — for every 100 meters of altitude gained, the mean daily temperature drops by roughly 0.6°C (standard lapse rate). At 339 meters above sea level, that translates to a difference of approximately 2°C. In winter, this effect is compounded by cold air intrusions from the north, which arrive earlier and with greater intensity at higher elevations.

Note on data sources: Sant Marçal-Sa Vinya de Son Veri has no dedicated climate monitoring station in the available data sources. This description is based on AEMET B228 Palma as the T1 reference, a physical elevation correction (T4 derivation), and the Tramuntana fringe climate pattern. No precise monthly figures are available for this location.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Weather in Sant Marçal

When is the best time to visit Sant Marçal?
Since this is primarily a residential area, climate matters most for the quality of everyday life here. Spring (March through May) and fall (September through October) offer pleasant temperatures at this elevation. Summers are cooler than on the Palma plain — an advantage for hiking and outdoor activities in the surrounding area.
Is Sant Marçal colder than Palma?
Yes — the elevation (339 m) makes it noticeably cooler than the Bay of Palma, especially in winter. The physical temperature difference is roughly 2°C compared to sea level. During cold spells, temperatures at this altitude can drop below freezing while Palma remains frost-free.
Does Sant Marçal get more rain than Palma?
Generally, yes. The location on the edge of the Tramuntana and the altitude both favor higher precipitation than the lowlands. AEMET records 449 mm of annual rainfall for Palma — Sant Marçal at 339 m likely receives somewhat more, though no local station data were available to confirm this.
Does it snow in Sant Marçal?
Occasionally. At 339 meters, snow is possible during cold air intrusions — a rare event by Mallorcan standards, but more realistic on the exposed higher edges of the Tramuntana than in the lowlands. It typically melts quickly during the day.
What is the climate like in summer in Sant Marçal?
The elevation makes it noticeably cooler than the lowlands: sunny days, but far less heat than in Palma or the coastal towns. The quiet atmosphere of this ceramics village, combined with the hiking and cycling routes along the Tramuntana foothills, makes for a pleasant summer.

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