Son Servera Weather
Son Servera today: 20.6 to 27.5 °C, chance of rain 6%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Son Servera
The latest data shows Son Servera looking clear and pleasant: the temperature is 20.6°C, feeling more like 22.3°C, with only a light breeze of 5.4 km/h. For Son Servera, it is a calm, summery start to the day with plenty of blue sky.
Temperatures in Son Servera will rise to a high of 27.5°C during the day, while overnight lows will be around 20.6°C. With just a 6% chance of rain, it is unlikely to be an issue, making for a mostly dry and sunny day. It may feel noticeably warmer in sheltered streets and on sunny terraces during the afternoon. If you are heading out, bring water and sun protection — Son Servera today is ideal for relaxed outdoor plans rather than long indoor breaks.
Perfect for a walk and Cala Millor
Conditions are ideal for a stroll through the town, including a visit to the old church and the unfinished new church. The new church in particular, with its open structure, makes an interesting photo opportunity when the afternoon light softens. Afterwards, head down towards Cala Millor for a coffee on the promenade, a walk along the beach or a quick dip in the sea.
Tomorrow will remain sunny and become slightly warmer, with highs of up to 28.2°C.
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Climate in Son Servera — Northeast Setting Between Coast and Hills
Son Servera sits at around 103 meters above sea level in the northeast of Mallorca, a few kilometers inland from the beaches of Cala Millor and Cala Bona. This position — higher than the coastal towns, yet not as far inland as Manacor — has a noticeable influence on the microclimate of the town center.
Annual rainfall, according to aggregator climate data, comes in at around 585 mm, well above the AEMET figure for Palma (449 mm). November is the wettest month, accounting for the largest share at roughly 104 mm. The pattern follows the typical east-coast effect: autumn low-pressure systems move in and meet the ridge of hills in the northeast, triggering precipitation. The beach resorts right on the coast sometimes escape unscathed, while Son Servera, at its elevated position, receives more rain.
Summer presents the full Mediterranean picture: July daytime highs sit at around 29°C according to climate data, with daily averages of about 25°C. Rainfall in July is virtually nonexistent at around 8 mm. Visitors heading to the beaches of Cala Millor or Costa dels Pins from the town center will generally find the same sunshine, but evenings in Son Servera itself tend to be a little cooler thanks to the elevation. That makes Son Servera an appealing base for anyone who wants beach days without sleep disruptions from overnight heat at the coast.
Water temperatures along the nearby coastline follow the pattern of the Balearic Sea: according to aggregator climate data, the sea reaches around 25°C in July and about 26°C in August. Even in October, water temperatures still hover around 23°C, keeping the swimming season going well into late autumn.
Winter in Son Servera is mild: the January daily average sits at around 11–12°C. Frost is rare. The months from October through December bring noticeably more rainfall than the south coast — visitors coming to the area outside peak season would do well to plan for rainy days.
More detail on the island's climate can be found in the Mallorca Climate Chart. The weather in the immediate vicinity is covered by Cala Millor Weather and Cala Bona Weather.
Note on data sources: Son Servera does not have its own AEMET climate normal station. Monthly figures are drawn from T3-Aggregator climate data and should be treated as indicative values. For reliable climate normals, AEMET station B228 Palma serves as the reference.
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Weather in the Son Servera Area
- Cala Millor Weather — directly on the coast, windier and slightly warmer at night
- Cala Bona Weather — neighboring town to the south along the coast
- Costa dels Pins Weather — coastal stretch to the north
- Port Verd Weather — nearby holiday resort
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly figures
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview
- Rain in Mallorca — precipitation patterns across the island