The weather in Palma de Mallorca

 

Weather by en.tutiempo.net

The climate of Palma de Mallorca is typically Mediterranean, characterized by warm temperatures, more or less mild in winter, with hot summers that are enjoyed in a different way on the island thanks to the breeze offered by the Mediterranean.

Mallorca has about 300 sunny days a year. Summer is always hot and sunny, which is perfect for visiting the beach. However, you can also enjoy ideal holidays in spring and autumn, when the temperature is particularly suitable for sports. The island's climate is ideal for tourists who visit this Balearic paradise every year. Its climate falls within the subtropical temperature category.

Summers are very hot and not long, and winters are generally mild. However, cold waves allow one to see the majestic snow-capped Sierra de Tramontana.

Rainfall in Majorca is irregular, varying considerably from one year to the next, to the point of causing droughts after a year of abundant rains. Therefore, it is not easy to predict.

Most of the rain is concentrated in a few days, with heavy or very heavy rainfall in autumn and little intensity the rest of the year. Forty percent of the total annual rainfall occurs during autumn, from September to November, while 25% falls in spring, from March to May. It’s the same in winter, from December to February, while only 10% falls in summer, from June to August.