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Interludes of Rain and Sun: Palma on October 10
A Mild October Day in Palma
Palma stays mild in October, but a light jacket helps with cooler mornings, evenings and passing showers.
Published: April 22, 2026
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Is it warm enough to walk around Palma in October without a heavy coat?
Yes, Palma should be comfortable for walking, especially during the warmer hours of the day. A light jacket or layered clothing makes sense, since mornings and evenings are cooler and showers can pass through quickly.
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1FAQ
What is the weather like in Palma on October 10?
Mild, changeable weather with showers and sunshine.
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2FAQ
Can you still enjoy Palma outdoors when it rains a little?
Yes, short showers should not stop a day out in Palma.
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3FAQ
What should I pack for Palma if rain is expected?
Bring an umbrella, a light rain jacket and layers.
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4FAQ
Is the Mercat de l’Olivar a good place to go in Palma when it rains?
Yes, it is a good option for a rainy morning in Palma.
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5FAQ
Are Palma's old streets slippery after rain?
Yes, wet stone streets in Palma can be slippery.
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6FAQ
Is October a good time for photos in Palma?
October rain can make Palma especially photogenic.
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7FAQ
Is it still pleasant to sit outside in Palma on a windy October day?
Yes, but covered terraces are the most comfortable option.
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