
Autumn with summer vibes: Palma starts mild on September 24
Clear sky, warm sun and a touch of west wind: Palma shows its mild side on September 24. Ideal for old town strolls, terrace time and a photo stop at the Passeig Marítim.
Autumn feelings, but with summer vibes: a sunny day in Palma
This morning anyone wandering through the narrow lanes between Passeig del Born and the Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma (La Seu) could hear the soft clink of cups on terraces, distant church bells and the screech of seagulls from the harbor. The sky was crystal clear, the sun pleasantly warm — not intrusive, more like an invitation to spend the day outside. That's how this early autumn day feels: mild, friendly and a little like an extension of summer.
Temperatures: pleasant rather than surprising
Thermometers stay within a calm range: lows are around 17 °C in the morning, daytime highs reach about 21 °C and in the afternoon it hovers between 19 and 20 °C. Anyone roaming the old town without a plan can safely leave their coat in the closet — a light jacket for the evening light is, however, not a bad idea. For joggers: early morning or late afternoon are the most pleasant times, a pattern found in Moderate and pleasant: Palma on September 20 with clouds and summer warmth.
How the weather feels
The air feels neither sticky nor dry; relative humidity is around 50 %. A light west-northwest wind (about 5 m/s, gusts up to 6 m/s) provides a pleasant breeze, especially along the promenade. An air pressure of roughly 1,020 hPa indicates stable conditions — rain is not an issue today.
Brief summary: It's dry, sunny and in a good mood — perfect conditions for a café con leche on a terrace or an extended walk along the Playa de Palma, similar to the seaside warmth noted in Late Summer in Palma: Light Clouds and Warm Air on 21 September 2025.
Where to go on a day like this?
My tip: explore the old town without a fixed plan, stop at small bars and try tapas that don't stay on the tables between locals and tourists for long. Around 4 pm the cathedral gets a special light — golden, soft, a classic that always works, as described in Autumn Sun in Palma: A Mild October 8 to Breathe Easy. And if you want to end the afternoon with a peaceful sea view, walk to the Passeig Marítim: shortly before sunset the water reflects the warm light especially beautifully.
A small tip for photographers: The promenade is often quieter late in the afternoon than in the morning, the light skims low over the roofs, and the reflections in the water are a gift for calm images.
Why this is good for Palma
Such mild autumn days bring the street cafés and small shops along the old town to life — a gentle economic boost after a long summer. At the same time the weather invites locals and visitors to spend more time outdoors: good for encounters, for slow walks and for the quiet everyday life we like here. A bit of sun lifts the mood, and the light wind keeps the heat from sticking — that does good for body and soul.
All in all: don't pack too many layers, enjoy the longer golden hour in the afternoon and treat yourself to a walk without a destination. That's how autumn begins in Palma with a friendly smile.
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