Weather in Son Sardina
Today's weather in Son Sardina
Right now the thermometer in Son Sardina reads 31.5°C, feels like about 33°C, and the sky is sunny. Today Son Sardina is warm and pleasant, with temperatures climbing just above 32°C during the day.
Through the day it will stay mostly sunny, with only a very small 4% chance of rain. A light wind of around 12.2 km/h brings some movement to the air and eases the heat a bit. The daytime high is 32.2°C; at night it falls to around 23.4°C. Overall a warm, stable day without major weather changes — Son Sardina's conditions remain steady.
Perfect for a relaxed day outdoors
Under these conditions short walks, a shaded café or relaxing on the terrace are ideal. Make sure to stay well hydrated, use sun protection and wear a hat, especially since it feels like 33°C. A light breeze makes longer outdoor activities more comfortable.
Looking ahead to tomorrow: still sunny with a high around 32.6°C.
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Climate in Son Sardina — Rural Northern Palma
Son Sardina is a suburb in the north of Palma, known for its gardens and traditional irrigation channels (Síquies) that have shaped the area for centuries. At 52 meters above sea level with a distinctly rural character, Son Sardina differs from the dense urban core — though climatically, the difference is marginal.
The AEMET reference station B228 at Palma's harbor is only about 6 kilometers away. Annual precipitation: 449 mm according to AEMET. Rainfall distribution follows the Mediterranean pattern — a wetter November (around 79 mm according to T3-Aggregator climate data) and a dry July (around 9 mm) apply to Son Sardina as well.
In summer, daytime highs reach around 31°C according to T3-Aggregator climate data; the July daily average sits at around 26°C. The gardens and fields of Son Sardina can have a mildly cooling local effect through evapotranspiration — not statistically documented, but well recognized in agriculture.
Winters are mild. The January average is around 11°C according to T3-Aggregator climate data; frost is rare. Son Sardina offers a typical Palma climate without a coastal character — a place for city dwellers who want to stay close to Palma while living in a rural setting.
The nearest coast is just a few minutes' drive away — sea temperatures around 26°C in July and around 27°C in August. More data is available from Mallorca Climate Chart and Palma Weather.
Note on data sources: Son Sardina has no dedicated AEMET station. All values are based on Station-Inheritance Palma B228 (T1) and T3-Aggregator data.
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Weather in the Son Sardina Area
- Palma Weather — city center, main reference
- Es Coll d'en Rabassa Weather — coastal district
- Son Gual Weather — another Palma suburb
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly values
- Rain on Mallorca — rainfall patterns
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview