Weather in Sol de Mallorca
Sol de Mallorca today: 14.7 to 20 °C, chance of rain 36%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Sol de Mallorca
The forecast for Sol de Mallorca points to a cool start: overcast skies and 15.5°C are expected for the current hour, 2 am. It will feel like 13.5°C, with winds of 13.3 km/h, so an extra layer should come in handy.
Temperatures in Sol de Mallorca are forecast to range from a low of 15.3°C to a high of 20.1°C today. That should make for a mild day, though not quite summer warmth. There is a 41 percent chance of rain, so some rain is possible, but that does not necessarily mean a wet day throughout. If you plan to enjoy the outdoors in Sol de Mallorca today, it is best to keep your plans flexible and pack a light rain jacket.
A good day for a short walk
The mild daytime temperatures should suit a walk, ideally somewhere with an easy option to stop off along the way. Rather than committing to a long outing without a break, choose a shorter route that you can extend if the weather holds. If rain moves in, a coffee indoors or a quiet afternoon with a book would be equally good options.
Tomorrow, 6 November, temperatures are again expected to reach 20.1°C, with isolated rain showers forecast nearby.
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Climate in Sol de Mallorca — Southwest Coast with a Mediterranean Character
Sol de Mallorca sits at sea level on the southwest coast of the municipality of Calvià — almost exactly where the open Bahia de Palma gives way to the more rugged rocky coastline toward Peguera. This location defines the climate: the Mediterranean is ever-present, the air frequently arrives off the water, and temperatures differ little from those in Palma.
Annual precipitation, according to aggregator climate data for Calvià, amounts to around 552 mm — somewhat more than the 449 mm recorded by AEMET for Palma. This difference comes down to the more westerly position: the municipality of Calvià catches more of the autumn Mediterranean lows that move in from the southwest. The wettest month is November, with around 89 mm. Winters remain mild; temperatures rarely drop below freezing even in the colder months.
Summer is sunny and dry: in July, aggregator climate data show barely around 9 mm of rainfall. Daytime highs reach around 29°C — comfortable for outdoor activities and time on the water. The proximity to the coast brings the Embat sea breeze reliably in the afternoons, noticeably taking the edge off the heat. This sea breeze is more characteristic of Sol de Mallorca than of central Palma: the exposure toward the open sea means the wind often arrives direct and fresh.
For swimmers, the sea temperature pattern of the Balearic Sea matters: around 26°C in July and around 27°C in August. Even in October the sea, at around 23°C, is still perfectly suited for swimming, while air temperatures are already beginning to fall.
Winter in Sol de Mallorca follows the mild coastal pattern: in January the average temperature is around 11°C according to aggregator climate data. Storm nights from December through February bring rough seas and occasionally heavy rainfall, but frost on the coast is genuinely rare.
Anyone wishing to explore the coastline further will find climate information for the west coast in the articles on Santa Ponça Weather and Calvià Weather. A full island overview is available at Mallorca Climate Chart.
Note on data sources: Sol de Mallorca has no dedicated AEMET climate-normal station. Climate values for this location are based on aggregator climate data for Calvià (T3-Aggregator source) and the AEMET station B228 Palma as a comparative reference. All location-specific values should be understood as indicative figures.
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Weather in the Area Around Sol de Mallorca
- Santa Ponça Weather — nearby west coast town with a similar climate
- Calvià Weather — the municipal seat inland
- Magaluf Weather — coastal town to the east, Bahia de Palma
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly values
- Mallorca Water Temperature — sea temperature trends
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Rain in Mallorca — precipitation patterns across the island