Sant Joan Weather
Today's weather in Sant Joan
Current temperature in Sant Joan is 29.9 °C, feels like about 32.2 °C; the sky is overcast, but it stays warm and muggy. A light breeze at 8.3 km/h provides a bit of movement, and the chance of precipitation is only around 6%. Highs will reach about 33.1 °C today, dropping to around 24.2 °C at night.
Throughout the day it will remain mostly cloudy — the clouds cast diffuse shadows but don't make it significantly cooler. It's a calm, steady day without major weather shifts, ideal for strolling through the village at a leisurely pace or taking a break in the shade. Wind and the low chance of showers aren't an issue, so you can plan flexibly.
A day in the village
Today in Sant Joan a visit to the pilgrimage church Consolació fits well; the view over the town centre is worth it even under cloudy skies. The Sunday market is a good option to sample local produce and soak up the agricultural village charm. If you prefer something quieter, take a walk around the village and settle into a shady café.
Looking ahead to tomorrow: sunny and warmer, up to 33.2 °C — so head out a little earlier if you'd like to avoid the heat.
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Climate in Sant Joan — Inland at 161 Meters
Sant Joan sits at 161 meters elevation in the southern part of the Plà de Mallorca, at the edge of the island's broad central plain where the terrain begins to rise gently toward Porreres and Llucmajor. This position in the elevated interior shapes the small town's weather: no coastal influence from any direction, and the Mediterranean continental climate in its most pronounced form.
Summers in Sant Joan are warm to hot. July daytime highs reach around 31°C according to Aggregator climate data, with daily averages around 25°C. Heat waves that occasionally grip the island interior in August are felt here as well. July is the driest month, averaging around 9 mm of precipitation. Annual rainfall totals around 450 mm, similar to the Palma coast according to AEMET (449 mm). The autumn rains arrive mainly in November, with around 79 mm.
Winters are somewhat cooler than in lower-lying inland areas due to the elevation. The daily average in January is around 10°C. Nighttime cold is more pronounced in the open terrain of the southern Plà than in more sheltered valleys; frost is rare but possible.
For walks through the quiet hill country between Sineu, Sant Joan, and Porreres, October and April offer the most pleasant conditions. The traditional Thursday market takes place outdoors in spring and autumn as well.
More on Mallorca's weather patterns: Mallorca Climate Chart and Mallorca Fall Weather.
Note on data sources: Sant Joan has no dedicated AEMET climate normal station. Climate values are drawn from T3-Aggregator sources for the Plà de Mallorca with elevation correction. AEMET reference: B228 Palma (1981–2010). Figures are indicative.
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Weather in the Area Around Sant Joan
- Sineu Weather — neighbor to the north
- Montuïri Weather — neighbor to the west
- Petra Weather — neighbor to the east
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview of all monthly values
- Mallorca Fall Weather — rainy season and autumn weather
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview