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Palma: Partly cloudy, no rain – Pleasant temperatures on September 25

Palma: Partly cloudy, no rain – Pleasant temperatures on September 25

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On September 25, Palma will be mild and cloudy — but dry. A day for harbor strolls or a relaxed cappuccino at the Plaça.

Cloud cover over Palma, but the streets stay dry

Today, on September 25, Palma is comfortably cloudy – no major weather upheavals, no showers in sight. I was around 9 a.m. on Passeig des Born; the kiosk owner shook his head jokingly: No sun, but that is better for the croissant. Sounds familiar, right?

Temperatures: pleasant and stable

The morning starts at around 16.5 °C, by noon the thermometer climbs to just over 23 °C. The afternoon remains mild at about 22 °C, and at night the values do not fall far below 19 °C. In short: jacket in the morning, T-shirt at midday.

What it feels like

The perceived temperatures follow the same pattern: slightly cool in the morning, pleasantly warm during the day — never muggy, never oppressive. For people who enjoy walking, this is exactly the right mix. The wind is light, a gentle breeze from the east provides air movement, but nothing dramatic.

Other readings

The air pressure stays steady at about 1019 hPa, humidity around 41%. The wind blows at around 2.7 m/s with gusts up to about 4.2 m/s from the east (roughly 88°). No warning values, all in the green.

For those planning to be outdoors today: a stroll by the harbor or a visit to the Santa Catalina Market are good ideas. The squares are not crowded, cafés still have free tables, and a light sweater is enough – at least in the evening.

A small local tip: If you want a coffee at 10 o'clock, the small stand on Plaça Major is recommended. The cup is hot, the square is quiet, and the clouds are almost friendly here.

All in all: an uneventful, pleasant day in Palma. No rain, moderate temperatures and enough wind to keep the air fresh. Perfect for walks, a city stroll, or for people who prefer being outdoors in milder weather than indoors.

Stay dry – and if you head to the beach later, bring a light jacket for the way home.

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