Weather in Son Carrió
Son Carrió today: 17.5 to 19.2 °C, chance of rain 57%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Son Carrió
Mild temperatures between 17.3 and 19.2°C are forecast for Son Carrió today, with overcast skies to start. If you're checking the “weather in Son Carrió”, keep an eye on the 57 percent chance of rain as well as the fairly steady temperatures.
The forecast for the current hour, from 2 am, is 18.6°C, feeling like 15.9°C, with winds of 19.8 km/h and overcast skies. A light jacket is therefore a sensible choice, even if the temperatures sound mild at first. Today's “temperature in Son Carrió” is notable mainly for the small gap between the daily low and high; no major temperature swings are expected. The daily rain probability alone doesn't tell us whether or when rain will fall, so tuck a small umbrella into your bag just in case.
A good day for a short walk with a stop along the way
A short walk is a better choice today than a long outing with nowhere to take shelter, especially if you can easily duck indoors along the way. Keep your plans flexible and take a look at the sky before setting off to decide how far to go. If rain sets in, a relaxing café visit or some time with a book would be equally good alternatives.
Tomorrow, 6 November, sunny weather is forecast with a high of 19.6°C.
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Climate in Son Carrió — the inland hill country runs on its own schedule
Son Carrió is not on the coast, and you can feel it. This small village in the hilly terrain of the Manacor region, sitting at around 77 meters above sea level, follows a different climatic rhythm than the coastal towns of Sa Coma or Cala Millor, just a few kilometers to the east. Understanding the weather here means understanding the difference between coastal and inland climate on Mallorca.
The most striking difference shows up in precipitation — or more precisely, in how it is distributed. According to aggregator climate data, the Son Carrió area receives around 586 mm of rainfall on annual average, noticeably more than the 449 mm AEMET records for Palma. Precipitation is concentrated in autumn and early winter: November is the wettest month, with around 104 mm. Summer, by contrast, is remarkably dry — climate data shows only about 8 mm falling in July.
Summer feels more intense in Son Carrió than on the coast. Without the cooling effect of the sea breeze, daytime highs in July climb to around 29°C, and the heat lingers well into the afternoon. At the same time, nighttime temperatures drop more noticeably than near the shore — a hallmark of the inland climate that is actually welcome during the height of summer. The daily average in July sits at around 25°C.
Anyone heading to the nearby eastern coast in autumn will still find pleasant conditions: the sea off Cala Millor and Sa Coma holds onto summer warmth longer than air temperatures do — in October, water temperature comes in at around 23°C according to aggregator data. The land around Son Carrió cools down faster.
Winter is mild but noticeably cooler than in coastal areas. The mean daily temperature in January is around 11°C. Frost is rare at this elevation on the island, but it does occur during strong cold-air intrusions — more often than right on the beach. For hiking in the hilly surroundings or day trips to the caves near Manacor or toward Artà, the mild winter climate provides a solid starting point.
More on the regional climate of the eastern coast: Mallorca Climate Chart, Mallorca Water Temperature, and weather overviews for Sa Coma and Cala Millor.
Note on data sources: Son Carrió has no dedicated climate station. The monthly figures in this article are drawn from T3-Aggregator data for the Manacor/Son Servera region. All specific numbers for Son Carrió should be treated as indicative values.
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Weather in the area around Son Carrió
- Sa Coma Weather — coastal town to the east, direct sea wind
- Cala Millor Weather — the largest beach resort in the neighborhood
- Cala Bona Weather — small fishing village north of Cala Millor
- Mallorca Climate Chart — monthly overview for the island
- Mallorca Water Temperature — sea temperatures by season
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Rain in Mallorca — precipitation patterns and rainy season