Weather in Son Ramonell
Today's weather in Son Ramonell
Currently 30.6°C under sunny skies, it feels like 30.2°C — clear conditions and a low chance of rain. This is the Son Ramonell weather for the morning: dry, with a light east wind around 7.9 km/h and only a 2% chance of precipitation.
During the day temperatures will climb to around 34.6°C; at night they fall back to about 22.2°C. The sun will dominate, so seek shade and drink regularly. Thanks to the light breeze it stays pleasant, as long as you avoid the direct midday sun. Overall Son Ramonell looks steadily warm and dry today.
Perfect for a beach day
With so much sun, a relaxed day at the beach is ideal: quieter in the morning, possibly busier later on. Light clothing, sunscreen and a hat are sensible — and don’t forget a water bottle. If you’re looking for variety, a walk along the coast or a quiet café visit during the cooler hours is a good option.
Tomorrow will be even warmer: sunny with highs up to 35.4°C predicted.
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Climate in Son Ramonell — Marratxí Inland, Close to Palma
Son Ramonell sits in the interior of the Marratxí municipality, around 99 meters above sea level and a few kilometers from the shore of the Bay of Palma. This inland position produces a climate that differs from the city in subtle but real ways: without the direct moderating influence of the sea, nights during clear winter periods tend to run a little cooler, while daytime highs in midsummer — with no cooling sea breeze right at hand — can climb somewhat higher.
Rainfall follows the pattern of the Palma region. AEMET records 449 mm of annual precipitation for Palma — a relatively dry figure for a Mediterranean island. In Marratxí, autumn is the wettest stretch of the year: according to aggregator climate data, November averages around 79 mm and October around 65 mm. Summer is nearly bone-dry, with roughly 9 mm in July.
Summers in Son Ramonell are hot. July daytime highs reach around 31°C according to aggregator climate data — and anyone working in one of the area's industrial zones will know that sealed surfaces push temperatures a notch higher still. The upside: evenings cool down noticeably inland once the Embat sea breeze dies away, since there is no large heat store like urban concrete to keep nighttime temperatures elevated.
The sea is about 15 minutes away by car from Son Ramonell. Water temperatures in the Bay of Palma peak at around 26°C in midsummer (July/August) according to aggregator climate data — the location benefits from that proximity without being directly on the beach. By October, sea temperatures are still around 23°C.
Winters are mild. The daily average in January sits at around 11°C — comfortable by northern European standards, but already the coldest time of year by Marratxí standards. Frost is possible but rare, confined to the coldest nights.
More regional climate data is available on the Mallorca Climate Chart. Anyone looking to explore nearby areas will find information on the Sa Cabaneta Weather page.
Note on data sources: Son Ramonell has no dedicated AEMET climate-normal station. Values are based on Palma aggregator data (T3, klimatabelle.info) used as a proxy. AEMET B228 Palma as T1 reference. All figures should be treated as indicative.
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Weather in the Area Around Son Ramonell
- Sa Cabaneta (La Cabaneta) Weather — neighboring Marratxí town with a ceramics museum
- Sant Marcal (Sa Vinya de Son Verí) Weather — another Marratxí location
- Es Caulls Weather — adjacent municipal zone
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly values
- Mallorca Summer Weather — high-season summary
- Mallorca Winter Weather — winter on the island
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide recommendation