Weather in Son Santjoan
Today's weather in Son Santjoan
The day in Son Santjoan starts off pleasantly warm at 23.9°C, already feeling closer to 25.5°C. Clouds will drift overhead at times, but overall it will remain summery and calm.
As the day goes on, temperatures in Son Santjoan will climb to a high of 34°C. With only around a 2% chance of rain, dry weather is expected, while winds of about 9 km/h will provide little noticeable relief. The clouds may bring some shade now and then, but the warm air will dominate. Anyone out and about in Son Santjoan today should bring water and take the more intense afternoon hours at an easy pace.
Ideal for relaxed summer plans
In this heat, a leisurely breakfast in the shade, a longer midday break, or a late walk when the sun is lower are all good options. For sporting activities, the early hours will be much more pleasant than the hot afternoon. Light clothing, sun protection and a water bottle are essential today.
Tomorrow will be sunny and similarly hot, with temperatures around 33.4°C.
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Climate in Son Santjoan — Weather at Palma Airport
Son Santjoan is the area where Palma de Mallorca International Airport (PMI) is located — a sprawling, flat plain just 8 meters above sea level, right on the Bahia de Palma. For travelers, this is often their first encounter with Mallorca's climate: open, wind-exposed, Mediterranean.
The climate follows the Palma pattern. The AEMET station B228 at the harbor is the nearest official climate reference, recording 449 mm of annual precipitation. November is the wettest month at around 80 mm; summer stays virtually dry, with roughly 9 mm in July. The airport itself operates an aviation weather station (ICAO: LEPA), but its data is not published as official climate normals.
Summer around the airport area is warm and sunny: daily highs of around 31°C in July according to T3-Aggregator climate data, with a daily average of roughly 26°C. The open setting, free of any built-up barriers, also means greater wind exposure than in the dense urban neighborhoods — the Embat (northeast sea breeze) is felt here unfiltered. This actually makes summer afternoons at the airport more bearable than in the old city.
The Bahia de Palma coastline is easily accessible; water temperatures reach around 25–26°C in July and roughly 27°C in August.
Winters are mild: the January daily average is around 11°C, with frost a rare occurrence.
An overview of Palma's climate: Mallorca Climate Chart. More on wind: Tramuntana Wind Mallorca.
Note: Son Santjoan has no publicly available climate normals. Values are based on AEMET B228 Palma and T3-Aggregator data.
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Weather Around Son Santjoan
- Palma de Mallorca Weather — reference climate
- Es Coll d'en Rabassa Weather — coastal town near the airport
- Mallorca Climate Chart — monthly climate data
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca
- Tramuntana Wind Mallorca
- Mallorca Water Temperature