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Clear Sky Over Port d'Andratx: Mild Temperatures on September 16, 2025

Clear Sky Over Port d'Andratx: Mild Temperatures on September 16, 2025

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Port d'Andratx shows its sunny side on September 16, 2025. Mild 24–27 °C, hardly any clouds and a light breeze – perfect for strolls along the harbor or a short boat trip.

Clear Sky, Mild Air: What the Day Looks Like in Port d'Andratx

This afternoon, the sky over Port d'Andratx looks almost like something out of a picture book: not a cloud in sight, a clear view of the sea, and temperatures that neither make you sweat nor shiver. I was briefly at the Paseo around 9:00 AM, the fishing boats bobbing softly — exactly the kind of day to take things a little slower.

What the Numbers Say

Measurements for September 16, 2025: the lows were around 24.3 °C, by day the thermometers rise to just 26.6 °C. Early morning was around 24.4 °C, in the afternoon it hovered around 25.7 °C, and at night it will still be around 25.0 °C. In short: warm enough for a T-shirt, but never oppressively hot.

Air Pressure, Humidity and Wind

Air pressure remains steady at about 1022 hPa, humidity at around 66%. A light east wind at speeds around 3.6 m/s freshens from time to time; gusts reach just over 4 m/s. Wind direction: around 88° — usually toward the sea. Visibility and clouds: practically 0% cloud cover, rain chance zero. So grab your sunglasses.

What You Can Do Today

Days like this are made for short boat trips, a lap around the breakwater, or a walk along the coastal paths toward Cap Andritxol. By 16:00 the mood on the shore is often the nicest: the light is soft, cafes open the last outdoor tables, and people speak more quietly. For hikers: bring a light jacket for the evening — about 20 minutes after sunset it cools down a bit.

My tip: have breakfast at the mole, later take a bottle of water with you, and leave the crowded areas around 14:30 — then you often have the small coves to yourself. A clear, friendly day indeed, inviting you to head outside. Have fun and take care — the sun still shines quite directly here.

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