Binissalem Weather
Today's weather in Binissalem
The temperature in Binissalem is currently 24.7 °C (feels like 26.7 °C), the sky is partly cloudy and there's only a light breeze of about 5.4 km/h. That's the gist of the weather in Binissalem for today.
Over the course of the day it will clear up repeatedly, but the cloud cover will remain broken, so it will stay pleasantly warm with highs reaching up to 34.9 °C. The chance of precipitation is only around 4%; cooler nights are expected with a low of 22.4 °C. Overall you can expect a calm, sunny-to-cloudy day with hardly any wind.
A day for a bodega tour
A bodega tour suits Binissalem today: the warm but not oppressive conditions are ideal for a wine tasting in one of the local bodegas. The native grape varieties Manto Negro and Prensal Blanc should definitely be on the list. Alternatively, a leisurely stroll to the manor houses or a detour to the Friday market is worthwhile, if there's a market today.
Short-term outlook: Tomorrow will be sunny and noticeably hotter, around 34 °C.
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Climate in Binissalem — Wine-Growing Climate in the Hill Country
Binissalem sits at the heart of Mallorca's wine-growing region, at 136 m above sea level in the Raiguer hill country between the Tramuntana and the Pla. Its distance from the sea — around 20 km to the coast — shapes the climate: Binissalem gets less cooling from sea breezes in summer and colder nights in winter than coastal towns. That makes it a classic inland Mediterranean climate.
No dedicated climate station data exists for Binissalem. Palma's climate data (~20 km away) serves as the reference baseline. According to these T3-Aggregator figures, the region receives an annual precipitation of around 510 mm. November is the wettest month, with roughly 78 mm — the autumn rains sustain the area's vineyards. July brings only about 9 mm; summers are dry and hot.
Summer in Binissalem is intense: without the cooling influence of a nearby sea, daytime highs in July reach around 31°C. Anyone visiting the region's wineries and planning tastings should avoid the midday heat. In September, the inland area cools down faster than the coast — daytime highs drop to around 29°C.
Winter in Binissalem is mild, but with a wider temperature range than coastal locations: nights cool to a few degrees in January, with a daily average of around 11°C. Frost is rare but does occur during continental cold-air intrusions. For wine lovers, Binissalem is worth a visit year-round — the region's bodegas are open in every season.
Note on data sources: No dedicated climate station data is available for Binissalem. The figures are based on T3-Aggregator data from Palma as a reference baseline.
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Weather in the Binissalem Area
- Santa Maria del Camí Weather — neighboring municipality to the southwest
- Alaró Weather — neighboring municipality to the east
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly figures
- Mallorca Summer — peak-season climate of the island
- Mallorca Fall — wine-season climate
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview