Weather in Sóller
Sóller today: 12.9 to 17.8 °C, chance of rain 19%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Sóller
With temperatures forecast to range from 12.9 to 18.3 °C, Sóller will be fairly mild today, though the cooler hours will feel chilly. The forecast for the current hour is for clear skies and 13.5 °C, feeling like 13.1 °C, with light winds of 5 km/h.
Today's high of 18.3 °C should make it pleasant to spend time outdoors without needing a heavy jacket. An extra light layer is still a good idea, especially if you're sitting in the shade for a while. The chance of rain is 19 percent for the day, so rain is possible but needn't dictate your plans. The clear skies forecast for the current hour are no guarantee of cloudless weather all day.
Sóller weather: Take the historic tram to the harbour
These temperatures are ideal for a ride on the historic tram to Port de Sóller. It has linked the valley with the harbour since 1913, and the journey itself is worth taking your time over. If you'd rather explore Sóller on foot in these temperatures, take a walk through the valley's orange groves and bring a light jacket. Afterwards, a café on Plaça Constitució makes a lovely spot for a quiet break, with views of the Art Nouveau buildings.
Tomorrow, isolated rain showers are forecast nearby, with a temperature of 17.4 °C.
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Climate in Sóller — a valley that makes its own weather
Anyone planning a trip to Sóller should first understand the lay of the land: Sóller sits in a bowl-shaped valley enclosed on all sides by the peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana. The only natural openings to the outside world are the route through the mountains toward Palma — and the coastline at Port de Sóller. This geography makes the valley a microclimate unto itself on Mallorca.
The most striking difference from Palma is annual rainfall: according to aggregated climate data, Sóller receives around 590 mm per year on average, while Palma gets around 510 mm. Most of this rain falls in autumn and winter — November is the wettest month, with roughly 90 mm. The mountains act as a barrier to Atlantic and Mediterranean moisture flows; air condenses along the slopes of the Tramuntana before it ever reaches the plains.
Summers in Sóller run comparatively warm: the valley's sheltered position keeps sea breezes at bay, and July daytime highs reach around 30°C according to climate data. Anyone planning hikes in the area during summer should factor in the heat at the valley floor — the coast at Port de Sóller is often more comfortable thanks to the Embat wind. Dryness follows the classic Mediterranean pattern: July averages just around 10 mm of rain.
One climatic phenomenon that affects the Sóller valley is the foehn: when northerly winds descend over the Tramuntana ridge, they produce dry, warm downslope winds that can briefly push temperatures higher in the valley. These events are well known in the region, but have not been precisely documented statistically — reliable frequency figures are therefore not available.
Water temperatures in the nearby bay of Port de Sóller sit at around 25°C in July and peak at around 26°C in August. Even in October the sea remains pleasant at around 23°C. Winters in Sóller are mild: the daily average in January is around 10°C, and frost is rare. The valley's orange groves are worth exploring well outside of summer — hikes through the Barranc de Biniaraix gorge are possible year-round, though a rain jacket is advisable from November through March.
Note on data sources: Sóller has no known AEMET standard climate station. The climate figures in this article come from aggregated climate data (T3-Aggregator source klimatabelle.info); all figures should be treated as indicative values.
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Weather in the area around Sóller
- Port de Sóller Weather — coastal climate right on the bay, Embat wind in the afternoons
- Biniaraix Weather — mountain village in the Barranc valley, somewhat wetter
- L'Horta Weather — fertile valley basin surrounding Sóller
- Fornalutx Weather — neighboring municipality at 143 m, similar climate pattern
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly values
- Tramuntana Wind Mallorca — background on the mountain wind
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview