Mallorca's Sunday weather: mild sun with wind and clouds

Arctic Cold Moves Away — Sunday Brings Mild Sun and Wind

After unusually cold days the air mass over Mallorca is easing: on Sunday temperatures will rise noticeably, but wind and clouds will remain companions.

A cold spell moves on — the island breathes a sigh of relief

On Sunday morning, around 9:15 a.m., more people in light jackets than in heavy parkas could be seen along the Passeig Marítim. The arctic air that emptied our jacket pockets and iced car windows in recent days is slowly moving away. Instead of persistent gray, patches of sun are now breaking through the clouds.

How much warmer will it get?

The Spanish weather service forecast for Palma de Mallorca forecasts a rise in daytime highs of around 4 to 5 degrees — so maximum temperatures mostly in the range of about 16 to 19 °C. In some parts of the island it will still remain cooler than usual for late November; the typical values of 18–19 °C will not be reached everywhere.

Wind, clouds and local differences

Important to know: the sky will alternate today between sun and clouds, and there will be a light to moderate wind from west to southwest. Along coastal stretches it will be felt more strongly, especially in the evenings at Playa de Palma and at the cape. On the smaller islands and along exposed stretches, strong gusts are possible at times — so it's better not to forget your umbrella if it's still in the car.

The nights of the past few days were noticeably frostier: in mountain villages such as Lluc or in Campos the thermometer fell to around 1 °C, and Palma and its surroundings occasionally dropped to around 2 °C. On Saturday the snow line temporarily lay at around 500–700 meters, which led to isolated white patches in the Tramuntana heights.

What does this mean for your plans?

Anyone going to the Olivar morning market this morning should plan for an extra layer; from the afternoon a sweater is often sufficient. Walkers at the harbor enjoy air that is fresher than in high summer but noticeably friendlier than a few days ago. For evening plans: sitting outside is possible, though a windproof jacket is advisable.

In short: we're out of the arctic phase, but not fully into a mild late autumn yet. A small temperature yo-yo remains, so keep an eye on the weather report — Se aleja el frío ártico: domingo con sol templado y viento — and if you feel like it, you can pause in the sun for half an hour today before the wind brings back memories of winter.

Frequently asked questions

Will Mallorca feel warmer on Sunday after the cold spell?

Yes, temperatures are expected to rise a little across Mallorca after the recent cold days. Daytime highs in Palma are forecast to reach around 16 to 19 °C, so it should feel noticeably less harsh than before, even if some areas stay cooler than usual for late November.

What kind of weather should I expect in Mallorca on Sunday?

Sunday is expected to bring a mix of sun and clouds in Mallorca, rather than a fully clear sky. The air will feel fresher than in summer, and the weather should be pleasant enough for being outdoors, although it will not be completely calm everywhere.

Is it warm enough to sit outside in Mallorca this weekend?

Sitting outside should be possible in Mallorca, especially during the warmer part of the day. By evening, however, the wind may make terraces feel cooler, so a windproof jacket or an extra layer is still a good idea.

What should I wear in Palma de Mallorca on a windy Sunday?

A light jacket or sweater is a sensible choice for Palma de Mallorca on Sunday, especially in the morning and later in the day. The wind can make it feel cooler along the coast, so layers are more practical than summer clothing.

Will the wind be strong in Mallorca near the coast?

Yes, the wind is expected to be felt more strongly along coastal areas in Mallorca, especially in the evening. Places exposed to the west or southwest may also see stronger gusts at times, so it may feel noticeably breezier near the sea.

Is it still cold in the Tramuntana mountains of Mallorca?

The Tramuntana range can still feel much colder than the coast, especially after a recent cold spell. There were already isolated white patches at higher elevations, so mountain areas may stay wintry for a little longer than the rest of Mallorca.

What is the weather like in Lluc and Campos after the cold nights?

Lluc and Campos were among the colder places in Mallorca during the recent nights, with temperatures dropping close to freezing. Even as the island warms up again, these inland and rural areas can still feel cooler than Palma and the coast.

Should I take an umbrella or jacket to the Mercat de l'Olivar in Palma?

A light jacket is a good idea for a morning visit to the Mercat de l'Olivar in Palma, since it can still feel cool early in the day. An umbrella may also be worth keeping nearby, because the sky is expected to alternate between sun and clouds and short windy spells are possible.

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