Weather in Son Vida

Current Weather
Partly cloudy
33.8°
Partly cloudy

Today's weather in Son Vida

The weather in Son Vida starts off pleasantly warm at 23.9 degrees, already feeling closer to 25 degrees. The sky is partly cloudy, with only a light breeze of around 8 km/h.

As the day goes on, the heat will really build: temperatures in Son Vida will rise to a summery 34 degrees. The few clouds will provide a little variety, while rain is practically not an issue, with just a 2 percent chance. Son Vida today is therefore well suited to anything outdoors in the early morning or later in the day. During the hottest hours, it is worth planning for some shade and drinking water regularly – despite the light breeze, the air will remain quite warm.

Ideal for relaxing time outdoors

The early morning hours are particularly suitable for a walk, a peaceful stroll in the greenery or a break on the terrace. Anyone planning sports activities is better off moving longer sessions to the evening, once the direct sun has eased. Around midday, light clothing, sunscreen and a short break somewhere cool are the more comfortable choice.

Tomorrow will remain sunny, with temperatures around 33.4 degrees and continued high-summer warmth.

Letzte Aktualisierung: 12.8.2026 06:08:16

Hourly Forecast

14:00
Sunny
34°
1%
15:00
Sunny
34°
1%
16:00
Sunny
34°
1%
17:00
Sunny
34°
1%
18:00
Sunny
33°
1%
19:00
Sunny
32°
2%
20:00
Sunny
31°
2%
21:00
Clear
29°
3%
22:00
Clear
28°
4%
23:00
Clear
27°
4%
0:00
Clear
27°
4%
1:00
Clear
26°
4%
2:00
Clear
26°
4%
3:00
Clear
26°
4%
4:00
Clear
26°
3%
5:00
Clear
25°
3%
6:00
Clear
25°
3%
7:00
Clear
25°
3%
8:00
Sunny
27°
3%
9:00
Sunny
30°
2%
10:00
Sunny
32°
1%
11:00
Sunny
33°
1%
12:00
Sunny
33°
1%
13:00
Sunny
33°
1%
Humidity
83%
Feels Like
35.6°
Wind
7.6 km/h
ENE (65°)
UV Index
0.3
Low
Visibility
10 km
Pressure
1017 mb
Sunrise
06:59 AM
Sunset
08:49 PM

14-Day Forecast

Today
12. August
Sunny
06:59 AM
08:49 PM
2%
34°25°
Thursday
13. August
Sunny
07:00 AM
08:48 PM
2%
33°25°
Friday
14. August
Sunny
07:01 AM
08:47 PM
3%
33°25°
Saturday
15. August
Sunny
07:01 AM
08:45 PM
4%
32°25°
Sunday
16. August
Sunny
07:02 AM
08:44 PM
2%
34°24°
Monday
17. August
Sunny
07:03 AM
08:43 PM
4%
32°25°
Tuesday
18. August
Sunny
07:04 AM
08:41 PM
4%
32°24°
Wednesday
19. August
Sunny
07:05 AM
08:40 PM
4%
30°24°
Thursday
20. August
Sunny
07:06 AM
08:38 PM
57%
30°24°
Friday
21. August
Vereinzelte Regenschauer in der Nähe
07:07 AM
08:37 PM
45%
26°23°
Saturday
22. August
Sunny
07:08 AM
08:36 PM
6%
28°22°
Sunday
23. August
Sunny
07:09 AM
08:34 PM
4%
31°24°
Monday
24. August
Sunny
07:10 AM
08:33 PM
7%
29°24°
Tuesday
25. August
Sunny
07:11 AM
08:31 PM
57%
29°23°

Climate in Son Vida — Palma's Hillside District Above the City

Son Vida sits on the hills northwest of Palma de Mallorca — the island's most exclusive residential enclave, a collection of luxury villas, golf courses, and wellness resorts. Its elevated position, several kilometers from the harbor and seafront promenade, gives it a slightly different microclimate than central Palma.

The underlying climate follows the Palma pattern. The reference point is AEMET station B228 at the harbor, which records an annual rainfall of 449 mm for Palma. Son Vida sits higher — and elevated terrain on Mallorca tends to receive somewhat more precipitation than the coast, especially during the winter months. According to T3-Aggregator climate data for Palma, the wettest month is November at around 80 mm; spring and summer remain typically Mediterranean dry.

Summers in Son Vida are warm. Daytime highs match Palma levels: around 30–31°C in July according to T3-Aggregator climate data, with a daily average of around 26°C. The difference from the coast lies in wind exposure: Son Vida's hillside position makes it more sheltered than the harbor promenade or the city beach. For golfers on the adjacent Golf Son Vida course, that means comfortable playing conditions without constant sea breezes — though on very hot summer days, it also means less cooling effect.

On the water: Son Vida itself has no seafront, but the coves of the Bahia de Palma are reachable in around 8 kilometers. Sea temperatures there reach around 25–26°C in July and around 27°C in August according to T3-Aggregator climate data. Even in October the water stays pleasant at around 23°C — day trips to the coast from Son Vida are easy.

Winters are mild and in line with Palma levels: the January daily average sits at around 11°C. On clear winter nights the hillside position can feel a touch cooler than the city below — but frost is rare and limited to extreme cold-air intrusions.

The residential character of Son Vida has practical implications: pools are at their best from June through October; the golf courses benefit from mild temperatures year-round. For visitors, the weather difference compared to central Palma is more qualitative than quantitatively measurable.

Anyone wanting to compare the climate data in detail will find all monthly figures on the Climate Chart Mallorca. The weather in the immediate surroundings is covered by the Palma de Mallorca Weather Page.

Note on data sources: Son Vida has no dedicated climate station. The climate figures in this article are based on AEMET station B228 Palma (T1) and T3-Aggregator data for Palma. Son Vida's hillside position introduces qualitative differences that are not fully reflected in the figures used.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Weather in Son Vida

When is the best time to visit Son Vida?
May, June, and September hit a sweet spot: daily highs around 25°C in May and around 29°C in September according to T3-Aggregator climate data for Palma, little rain, and good conditions for golf and outdoor activities. July and August are hotter; on the hillside without any sea breeze, afternoon temperatures can feel more intense than on the coast.
How does the weather in Son Vida compare to central Palma?
At its core, much the same: Son Vida sits on the hills northwest of the city and shares the same Mediterranean climate. Qualitative differences: cooler nights due to the elevation, more sheltered from the wind during the day, and occasionally slightly more winter rainfall than down at the harbor. The reliable baseline figure is AEMET B228 Palma (449 mm annual rainfall), since Son Vida has no weather station of its own.
Which month sees the most rain in Son Vida?
November — according to T3-Aggregator climate data for Palma, it's the wettest month at around 80 mm. October (around 65 mm) and December (around 52 mm) also bring significant rainfall. The hillside location can occasionally receive somewhat more rain than central Palma right on the water — something that can be noted qualitatively without an exact local measurement to back it up.
How warm is the sea near Son Vida?
Son Vida isn't directly on the water. The bays of the Bahia de Palma are roughly 8 km away. There, according to T3-Aggregator climate data, sea temperatures reach around 25–26°C in July, around 27°C in August, and are still around 23°C in October. The nearby beaches of Cala Major or Portals Nous are the closest swimming options.
How cold does it get in Son Vida in winter?
The average daily temperature in January sits at around 11°C based on Palma reference values. The hillside location can be a little cooler at night, but frost is rare. The golf courses in Son Vida are playable year-round — the mild winter climate is a genuine argument for golf trips even in the winter months.

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