Palma, September 6, 2025: Clouds, No Rain, and Pleasant Temperatures

Cloudy, Dry and Mild – This Is How Palma Feels Today

In the morning Palma appeared more relaxed than summery: around 7:15 a.m. you could see the first people strolling along Paseo Mallorca in jackets, instead of rushing in shorts. The dense cloud cover (about 94%) mostly blocks the sun, but rain is not a topic today—meteorologists report a 0% chance of precipitation.

Temperatures throughout the day

The temperature range for September 6th lies between just under 22°C in the cooler morning hours and about 30.6°C in the warm afternoon. Specifically: around 23°C at 7 a.m., rising to about 30°C around 2 p.m., around 27.8°C late afternoon, and at night it stays mild at around 24°C.

Feels like: Anyone who wants to go out without breaking a sweat will manage: the feel-like maximum is around 30°C, and in the evening it drops to a pleasant 24–25°C. For a stroll through the old town or a harbor drink, ideal.

Wind, humidity and air pressure

Wind comes from the southeast (about 133°) and blows at a moderate 5 m/s, gusts up to around 6 m/s are possible. Humidity around 42%, air pressure around 1018 hPa — factors that explain why the air feels warm but not oppressive.

In Portixol you could see fishermen in the morning checking nets; in Carrer de Sant Miquel cafe owners called the weather perfect for guests because it was neither too hot nor too cool. Locals advise a light sweater in the early morning and sun protection at midday — the UV values are still noticeable despite the clouds.

What does that mean for the day?

For day plans, this is good news: no umbrellas needed, city strolls, market visits, and short beach stays are possible without weather stress. If you plan extended boat trips, you should mind the light to moderate breeze; small waves are possible.

Short and concise: On September 6 Palma stays dry, temperatures are mild to warm, and the air is pleasant. A day to perhaps pull the bike out of the garage or take a late-evening stroll to the cathedral.

Stay tuned for the next forecasts—conditions can change over the course of the week, especially on the weekend. Until then: have a good, windy (but not wet) day in Palma!