Travelers planning a visit to Mallorca this week can expect a range of weather conditions, beginning with warm, sunny days but transitioning to heavy rain and thunderstorms from Wednesday onward. According to the latest forecasts by the Met Agency, temperatures will remain pleasant, but the chance of rain and thunderstorms increases by midweek, particularly on Wednesday and Thursday. Friday will see a drop in temperatures, slightly below the average for early October, before sunny spells return over the weekend.
The current weather outlook is critical for visitors and businesses in Mallorca, especially those involved in tourism. Understanding the weather forecast allows tourists to plan outdoor activities like beach trips, hiking, and sightseeing, while also preparing for days with a higher risk of rain. Hotels, restaurants, and tour operators can also adjust their services and offerings to ensure a seamless experience for travelers, regardless of the weather.
Mallorca Weather Forecast: Overview for the Week
The forecast suggests that Monday and Tuesday will see plenty of sunshine across the island, with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 29°C depending on the region. However, from Wednesday, the weather takes a sharp turn, with thunderstorms and heavy showers predicted in multiple areas, along with a noticeable drop in temperature by Friday.
Monday: A Sunny Start
Alcudia: 27°C, sunny, light south breeze veering west; humidity at 45%.
Andratx: 24°C, sunny, light southeast breeze; humidity at 50%.
Deya: 25°C, sunny, light north breeze; humidity at 50%.
Palma: 26°C, sunny, light southwest breeze; humidity at 45%.
Pollensa: 28°C, sunny, light north breeze backing west; humidity at 45%.
Sant Llorenç: 26°C, sunny, light southeast breeze; humidity at 55%.
Santanyi: 25°C, sunny, gentle southeast breeze; humidity at 50%.
The UV rating on Monday is expected to be 5, a moderate level, which means that travelers should still consider sun protection during outdoor activities.
Tuesday: Another Sunny Day
On Tuesday, similar conditions are expected, with clear skies across most parts of the island, making it ideal for beachgoers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Alcudia: 27°C, mainly sunny.
Andratx: 25°C, sunny.
Deya: 26°C, sunny.
Palma: 26°C, sunny.
Pollensa: 29°C, mainly sunny.
Sant Llorenç: 27°C, sunny.
Santanyi: 25°C, sunny.
For travelers, Tuesday presents one of the last days in the week to enjoy outdoor activities like hiking in the Serra de Tramuntana, exploring historical sites such as Bellver Castle, or soaking up the sun at popular beaches like Cala Mesquida.
Midweek Shift: Thunderstorms Expected
Wednesday brings the first signs of changing weather, with forecasts indicating cloudy skies and an increased risk of rain across Mallorca. Thunderstorms may hit parts of the island, especially in the late afternoon and evening.
Alcudia: 28°C, bright start, cloudy later with a medium risk of rain.
Andratx: 27°C, sunny for most of the day, some risk of rain in the afternoon.
Deya: 25°C, sunny in the morning, cloudy spells with medium risk of rain later.
Palma: 28°C, sunny start, cloudy later on with medium risk of rain.
Pollensa: 29°C, sunny until the afternoon, then medium risk of rain, also windy.
Sant Llorenç: 29°C, sunny in the morning, cloudy with medium risk of rain in the afternoon.
Santanyi: 29°C, sunny morning, cloudy in the afternoon with medium risk of rain.
Wednesday offers a mixed weather experience for tourists, and it is recommended to check the forecast regularly, especially for those planning to participate in outdoor excursions. While sunny spells in the morning may tempt travelers to engage in outdoor activities, the risk of rain later in the day suggests that it might be a good time to explore indoor attractions, such as the Palma Cathedral or the many museums and galleries in Palma.
Thursday: Heavy Showers and Thunderstorms
By Thursday, the probability of heavy rain increases, with thunderstorms expected in many areas. Tourists should prepare for potential delays in outdoor plans and consider carrying rain gear or rescheduling activities.
Alcudia: 24°C, mainly cloudy with a high risk of rain, windy.
Andratx: 24°C, cloudy intervals with high risk of rain.
Deya: 22°C, cloudy with a high risk of rain.
Palma: 24°C, mainly cloudy with a high risk of rain.
Pollensa: 24°C, cloudy with a high risk of rain, windy.
Sant Llorenç: 22°C, heavy cloud with high risk of rain.
Santanyi: 22°C, cloudy with a high risk of rain.
Given the wet forecast, Thursday may be an ideal day to enjoy indoor activities, such as dining in Mallorca’s many fine restaurants, indulging in spa treatments, or visiting art galleries. Travelers should be cautious on the roads and in outdoor areas due to the risk of thunderstorms and slippery conditions.
Friday: Temperatures Drop
On Friday, the temperatures will drop slightly, marking a notable difference from earlier in the week. The chance of rain remains high in most areas, with overcast conditions expected.
Alcudia: 23°C, cloudy with a high risk of rain.
Andratx: 22°C, cloudy spells with a medium risk of rain.
Deya: 21°C, cloudy with a medium risk of rain.
Palma: 22°C, cloudy with a medium risk of rain.
Pollensa: 23°C, cloudy with a high risk of rain.
Sant Llorenç: 22°C, cloudy with medium risk of rain.
Santanyi: 22°C, heavy cloud with a low risk of rain.
Friday’s cooler temperatures provide a welcome relief for those who prefer a more temperate climate. However, the overcast skies and rainy conditions may encourage tourists to seek indoor activities such as shopping or exploring the local culture through workshops, cooking classes, or wine tours.
Weekend Outlook: Clearing Up
Fortunately, the weekend brings a return to more pleasant weather, with sunshine expected on Saturday.
Alcudia: 25°C, mainly sunny with a low risk of rain.
Andratx: 24°C, cloudy spells with a low risk of rain.
Deya: 23°C, mainly cloudy spells with a low risk of rain.
Palma: 24°C, mainly cloudy with a low risk of rain.
Pollensa: 26°C, cloudy spells with a low risk of rain.
Sant Llorenç: 25°C, mainly cloudy with a low risk of rain.
Santanyi: 23°C, mainly cloudy with a low risk of rain.
The weekend presents the perfect opportunity for tourists to resume outdoor adventures, whether it’s a visit to Es Trenc Beach, a hike in the Serra de Tramuntana, or a leisurely stroll through Mallorca’s charming villages.
Conclusion: Plan Ahead for a Mixed Week of Weather
Mallorca’s weather this week offers a bit of everything, from sunny days early in the week to rain and thunderstorms midweek. Tourists visiting the island should be prepared for changing weather conditions, particularly from Wednesday onward, when the likelihood of rain increases. By planning activities around the weather forecast, travelers can make the most of their time in Mallorca.
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