
Palma in late summer: pleasant warmth, a few clouds and the northeast breeze
A cozy morning on Carrer de Sant Miquel, a mild 34 °C during the day, a fresh northeast breeze and practically no rain – perfect conditions for a city stroll or an evening walk on Playa de Palma.
Palma in late summer: pleasant warmth, a few clouds and the northeast breeze
This morning on the corner of Carrer de Sant Miquel it smelled of freshly baked bread and espresso. Between the clatter of cups and the distant cry of a seagull I heard someone say: "Now you can finally stroll through the alleys again." He was right. The sky today often shows thin veils of cloud – the sun comes through without glaring like in the peak summer days, a pattern noted in Mild Late Summer in Palma: Clouds, Warmth and a Fresh Breeze.
Temperatures at a glance
During the day the mercury rises to around 34 °C, the morning begins at a pleasant 24 °C and in the warmest phase in the afternoon we are around 33–34 °C. In the evening it cools only slightly to about 31 °C, and the night stays mild at roughly 23–25 °C. These temperatures are ideal for a walk on Playa de Palma, similar to the mild conditions described in Palma on August 24: Clouds, Sea Breeze and a Hint of Summer.
How it feels
The perceived temperature remains moderate; at the hottest point of the day you feel about 33 °C. What’s special today is a subtle northeast breeze that softens the warmth. On the seafront promenade the air smells salty and fresh, while in the narrow streets of the old town it’s a bit warmer but never oppressive.
Wind, air and clouds
Air pressure is stable at about 1016 hPa. Humidity is low at around 33 % — dry but pleasant. A light northeast wind blows at roughly 5–6 m/s, with gusts briefly reaching 8–9 m/s. This breeze provides the typical afternoon cooling and makes the palm leaves along Passeig del Born rustle softly.
Rain? Hardly worth mentioning: the chance of precipitation is practically 0 %. Even the thin high clouds will not bring showers today, rather a soft sky for the evening.
Tips for the day
So: pack sunglasses, don’t forget a bottle of water and bring a light jacket for the evening — the wind can feel fresh on the coast once the sun is gone. Those seeking quiet will find it today on less frequented beaches or on a bench overlooking the bay. The ice cream parlors in the old town are in full swing, and a cool gelato never hurts.
For those who want to spend the day actively: wandering through the old town works great, as noted in Palma on August 23: Pleasant Late-Summer Day with Sea Breeze, the narrow alleys are especially pleasant today. Or take a short bike ride along the sea — the breeze makes cycling tolerable. In the evening it’s worth finding a spot on the promenade; the visibility is clear enough for a beautiful sunset over the bay.
Days like this in late summer are a small relief after the long heat spell: you can be outside without hiding away, and the city suddenly feels welcoming again. Enjoy exploring — and remember to drink enough in between.
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