Mancor de la Vall Weather

Current Weather
Partly cloudy
29.7°
Partly cloudy

Today's weather in Mancor de la Vall

The temperature in Mancor de la Vall is currently 27.8°C, partly cloudy and feels a bit warmer at 29.7°C. Mancor de la Vall is calm today: only a light wind of around 5 km/h and just a 6% chance of precipitation.

During the day sun and clouds will alternate, the temperature rising to a maximum of 33.6°C and falling to 22.9°C at night. Overall it stays dry, so individual clouds are more likely to offer pleasant shade than rain. The weather in Mancor de la Vall remains warm, so expect warm afternoons when the cooler spots along the Tramuntana foothill paths are particularly pleasant.

Perfect for a Hike

Under these conditions a hike fits well: Mancor is one of the best starting points for tours into the Tramuntana mountains. Start early, take a short break at the monastery Santa Llúcia, and plan an olive oil tasting or purchase at one of the local shops in the afternoon. That way you combine exercise with regional treats without being out in the hottest part of the day.

Tomorrow will be sunny with up to 33.9°C, so look for shade or cooler routes during the hottest hours.

Letzte Aktualisierung: 4.8.2026 08:00:10

Hourly Forecast

20:00
Sunny
30°
4%
21:00
Clear
27°
6%
22:00
Clear
26°
8%
23:00
Clear
25°
8%
0:00
Clear
25°
8%
1:00
Clear
25°
8%
2:00
Clear
25°
9%
3:00
Clear
24°
10%
4:00
Clear
24°
11%
5:00
Clear
24°
11%
6:00
Clear
24°
12%
7:00
Sunny
23°
12%
8:00
Sunny
25°
9%
9:00
Sunny
28°
4%
10:00
Sunny
30°
2%
11:00
Sunny
32°
1%
12:00
Sunny
33°
1%
13:00
Sunny
34°
1%
14:00
Sunny
34°
1%
15:00
Sunny
34°
1%
16:00
Sunny
33°
1%
17:00
Sunny
33°
2%
18:00
Sunny
32°
2%
19:00
Sunny
31°
2%
Humidity
65%
Feels Like
32.3°
Wind
5 km/h
N (10°)
UV Index
1.2
Low
Visibility
10 km
Pressure
1013 mb
Sunrise
06:50 AM
Sunset
08:58 PM

14-Day Forecast

Today
4. August
Sunny
06:50 AM
08:58 PM
6%
34°23°
Wednesday
5. August
Sunny
06:51 AM
08:57 PM
4%
34°23°
Thursday
6. August
Sunny
06:52 AM
08:56 PM
4%
34°24°
Friday
7. August
Sunny
06:53 AM
08:55 PM
5%
32°23°
Saturday
8. August
Sunny
06:54 AM
08:54 PM
3%
35°23°
Sunday
9. August
Sunny
06:55 AM
08:53 PM
1%
37°23°
Monday
10. August
Sunny
06:56 AM
08:51 PM
1%
38°25°
Tuesday
11. August
Sunny
06:56 AM
08:50 PM
2%
37°24°
Wednesday
12. August
Sunny
06:57 AM
08:49 PM
2%
36°25°
Thursday
13. August
Sunny
06:58 AM
08:47 PM
2%
36°25°
Friday
14. August
Sunny
06:59 AM
08:46 PM
3%
32°24°
Saturday
15. August
Sunny
07:00 AM
08:45 PM
3%
31°23°
Sunday
16. August
Sunny
07:01 AM
08:43 PM
3%
33°21°
Monday
17. August
Sunny
07:02 AM
08:42 PM
3%
35°22°

Climate in Mancor de la Vall — in the Tramuntana's mountain basin

Mancor de la Vall sits at 209 meters in one of the smaller side valleys of the Serra de Tramuntana, enclosed by mountain slopes rising on several sides. The village name — Mancor from the Latin mansus (farmstead) and Vall (valley) — points to this sheltered position. Anyone who experiences the weather here will notice: it is neither coastal climate nor open inland climate. It is valley climate.

That means, above all, more rain in autumn and winter. The Tramuntana acts as a barrier to moist Mediterranean winds, and the valley shape can amplify this orographic effect locally. Based on proxy climate data from neighboring stations and the expected Tramuntana orographic bonus, annual rainfall is estimated at around 700 mm — considerably more than the 449 mm AEMET records for Palma, and more than in the flat northern plain villages. The wettest month is November at around 95 mm. These figures are estimates; Mancor de la Vall has no dedicated climate station of its own.

Summers are warm, but the elevation of 209 m keeps them somewhat milder than on the coastal plain. According to proxy climate data, daily highs in July reach around 30°C, with daily averages around 25°C. Rainfall in July is minimal, at roughly 11 mm. The valley shape generates thermal updrafts on calm high-pressure afternoons — a phenomenon well known to hikers on the surrounding slopes. The Embat sea breeze from the coast reaches the valley in a weakened form, if at all.

Winter in Mancor de la Vall has its own character: the January daily average sits at around 10°C, and the valley shape means nights cool more sharply than on the open plain. Cold air can pool on the valley floor, making clear winter nights noticeably colder. Frost cannot be ruled out, but remains confined to extreme conditions. On the flip side, the mountain basin gives rainy winter days a frequently overcast, foggy feel — atmospheric, but less appealing for travel.

The hiking infrastructure around Mancor de la Vall is good; the best conditions are in spring and early autumn.

More on Tramuntana climate patterns can be found in the article Tramuntana Wind Mallorca and in the Mallorca Climate Table. Nearby places with a similar climate character: Selva Weather, Biniamar Weather.

Note on data sources: Mancor de la Vall has no AEMET climate-normal station of its own and no standalone T3 climate table. The climate values used are based on T3-Aggregator data from Alcúdia (~18 km) with T4 corrections for altitude and valley-basin position. All figures should be treated as indicative.

Frequently asked questions about the weather in Mancor de la Vall

When is the best time to visit Mancor de la Vall?
April through June and September through October: daytime highs around 23°C in May and around 26°C in September according to proxy climate data, low chance of rain, ideal conditions for hiking in the Tramuntana foothills. July and August are warm but not unbearable.
How much rain falls in Mancor de la Vall?
Based on estimates from proxy climate data and the Tramuntana basin effect, approximately 700 mm per year — significantly more than the 449 mm recorded in Palma according to AEMET. The wettest month is November (around 95 mm); October (around 75 mm) and December are also rainy. These figures are estimates, as there is no dedicated weather station on site.
Why does so much rain fall in valley locations like Mancor de la Vall?
The Tramuntana orographic effect: moist Mediterranean winds hit the mountains, rise, and release their moisture as rain. In enclosed valleys, this effect can be amplified by the surrounding slopes. Winds are channeled, clouds build up. The result is intense but often brief rainfall events.
How cold does it get in Mancor de la Vall in winter?
The average daily temperature in January is around 10°C according to proxy climate data — somewhat cooler than Palma due to the elevation and valley topography. Valley floors cool more sharply on clear winter nights than hillside locations or the open plain. Frost is rare but remains possible during cold air intrusions.
How hot does it get in Mancor de la Vall in summer?
Daytime highs in July reach around 30°C according to proxy climate data. The elevation of 209 m takes some edge off the heat compared to the lowlands. In the valley basin, it can still feel muggy during calm, high-pressure conditions; thermal updrafts usually generate some air movement in the afternoons.

Weather in the area around Mancor de la Vall