Weather in Son Moll
Son Moll today: 18 to 18.8 °C, chance of rain 57%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Son Moll
The latest forecast for “weather Son Moll” shows overcast skies at 2 am, with a temperature of 18.3 °C. With a feels-like temperature of 15.8 °C, it will likely feel noticeably cooler than the thermometer suggests.
Anyone looking up “temperature Son Moll” can expect a fairly narrow range today, between 17.7 and 18.7 °C. There’s a 58 percent chance of rain, so a light rain jacket is worth bringing along. The available forecast doesn’t indicate when rain might arrive or how long it could last, so this doesn’t necessarily mean a washout all day. Winds of 18 km/h are also forecast for the current hour; combined with the feels-like temperature, an extra layer is a good idea.
A good day for a short stroll with a backup plan
A walk with a flexible schedule is a better choice in Son Moll today than spending a long stretch outdoors with nowhere to take shelter. Comfortable shoes and a wind-resistant jacket will keep things simple, and you can cut your walk short if it rains. If it’s already wet outside, a leisurely coffee break or a few quiet hours with a book are good alternatives.
Tomorrow, 6 November, is forecast to be sunny, with a temperature of 19.2 °C.
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Places to stay in Son Moll
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Housing and property in Capdepera
Son Moll belongs to the municipality of Capdepera. Official figures on the municipality's property market, compiled from the MIVAU and INE series.
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Climate in Son Moll — above Cala Rajada's main beach
Son Moll sits above the main beach of the same name in Cala Rajada, at an elevation of 136 meters on a raised hillside. The climate matches that of the Capdepera municipality: northeast-facing exposure, more autumn rainfall than Palma, and moderate summer heat tempered by maritime influence.
Annual precipitation averages around 586 mm according to aggregator climate data — well above the AEMET figure for Palma of roughly 470 mm. November is the wettest month, with about 104 mm. The open northeast coast has no natural barrier against autumn Mediterranean low-pressure systems.
Summers are warm. July daytime highs reach around 29°C according to aggregator data, with a daily average of roughly 25°C. Rainfall in July is minimal, at around 8 mm. Son Moll's elevated position means somewhat more wind than directly on the beach — an effect that is qualitatively well established, though no measurement data were available.
Coastal water temperatures sit at around 25°C in July and roughly 26°C in August. By October they are still around 23°C.
Winter: The January daily average is around 12°C. Son Moll is very quiet in winter.
For broader regional climate context, see the Mallorca Climate Chart.
Note on data sources: Son Moll has no dedicated climate station. Values are derived from the aggregator station at Capdepera (~3 km away).
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Weather in the Son Moll area
- Cala Rajada Weather — main town with harbor
- Capdepera Weather — elevated village with castle
- Cala Mesquida Weather — natural bay to the north
- Font de Sa Cala Weather — sheltered bay to the south
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca