Cala Rajada in Early Autumn: Clouds, Warm Air, and a Noticeable Sea Breeze

Cala Rajada Welcomes Autumn – Cloudy, but Mild

Today, September 13, a mostly closed yet friendly layer of clouds hangs over Cala Rajada. It doesn’t feel like a storm or rain — more like this calm, Mediterranean transition, when you stand at the harbor in the morning with a coffee and hear the fishermen’s boats clatter.

Temperatures: warm rather than cool

The readings speak for themselves: The daily highs reach just over 25 °C, the lows around 22 °C. Specifically, values hover roughly between 22.2 °C at night and 25.8 °C in the afternoon. In the morning it’s comfortable at around 23.6 °C, during the day it rises to about 25.6 °C, and even at night the air remains warm enough for many terraces to stay open.

Perceived temperature, air pressure and humidity

Who thinks cloudy means cool is wrong: The perceived temperature generally sits a little above the measured values — during the day it feels like around 26 °C. The air pressure remains steady at about 1018 hPa, the relative humidity around 69%. A slight salty note in the air reminds that the sea is only a few hundred meters away.

Wind and clouds

A noticeable, but not uncomfortable breeze comes from the southeast (roughly 155°) with an average speed of just under 5.7 m/s and gusts up to about 6.5 m/s. The cloud cover is around 60%, yet there is practically no rain probability — so no umbrellas needed in the shops today.

How this affects daily life

For walks along the Paseo, a Café con leche at 11 a.m., or a short boat trip in the afternoon, the weather is ideal. If you head out again in the evening, perhaps bring a lightweight cardigan — the breeze can feel cooler when the sun disappears behind clouds.

In short: a typical, relaxed transition into autumn — without major weather extremes, with warm nights and a fresh sea breeze that you’ll enjoy. For the weekend plan: a beach towel won't be far away, but a light jacket is smart.