Relaxed Late-Summer Day in Alcúdia – Light Breeze, Soft Light

Relaxed Late-Summer Day in Alcúdia

Alcúdia showed a relaxed side on September 14, 2025. Those who walked along the harbor this morning heard the shuffling steps of early strollers, the clinking of mooring lines and the distant laughter of café guests. Not an oppressive summer heat haze, but an air one could almost call freshly washed: just over 23 °C in the morning, around 25 °C during the day – very pleasant for mid-September. See Late Summer in Alcúdia: Sunny Tranquility on September 12 for a similar report.

Temperatures and Feel

Thermometers read about 23.2 °C at 6:30 a.m., around 24.8 °C at 11 a.m. The warmest window of the day was in the early afternoon at roughly 25.1 °C. The feels-like temperature largely matched the measurements: around 25–25.5 °C during the day, warm enough in the evening for a late dinner without a jacket. Those sitting directly in the sea breeze naturally felt a bit cooler — which many appreciated.

Wind, Humidity and Sea

Stable air pressure at around 1021 hPa, humidity between 70–75%. A light northeast breeze of about 5–7 m/s, with gusts occasionally up to 6–7 m/s, made the beach umbrellas sway gently without anything being blown over. In the morning the sea was calm – a perfect window for a quiet swim or a SUP session. By midday the wind picked up moderately, offering good conditions for sail and motorboat enthusiasts.

Clouds, Rain Chance and Photo Tip

The sky was mostly covered with thin to medium clouds (about 80–85%). Good news: the chance of rain today was near 0%. Photo tip: the soft light around 6:30 p.m. along the promenade creates beautiful contrasts and dramatic sky textures when clouds drift by. So pack your camera and wait for the sunset. For another perspective on evening light, read Cloudy Late-Summer Day in Alcúdia – warm, calm and ideal for an evening stroll.

For day-trippers and business owners: The market in the old town was well attended in the morning. Vendors stocked their stalls with tomatoes, figs and other late-summer produce; the scent of freshly brewed coffee mingled with the noise of folding chairs. Such mild days extend the season – restaurants, boat operators and small shops benefit as guests stay outside longer and the promenade livens up. Local life is described in Alcúdia breathes: A mild, quiet late-summer day at the harbor.

The moderate weather is a small invitation to enjoy the island's calm: a walk along the Passeig, a late lunch overlooking the harbor or a short bike ride into the countryside before the tourist season fully winds down. Families and older visitors especially appreciate such days because they are pleasant and relaxed.

Tip: Pack light layers, sunscreen and a light jacket for the evening. If you plan to sail or do SUP: mornings offer calmer seas, midday gives the wind a bit more push – perfect timing for beginners and more experienced paddlers alike.

Conclusion: A typical, relaxed September Sunday in Mallorca – not hot, not cold, just right. The mild climate keeps harbor cafés open longer, terraces fill up again, and locals mix with visitors along the promenade. If the weather stays like this, Mallorca's small traders and restaurateurs can enjoy a few more good weeks of pleasant late-summer weather.