Perfect Beach Day in Cala Millor: Sunshine and Mild Temperatures

A Day Outdoors in Cala Millor

I was on the promenade this morning at 8:30 — typical, a few anglers, the smell of freshly brewed coffee from the bakery on the corner, and a sky so blue you could wear sunglasses indoors. Cala Millor offers today the classic late-summer weather: sun, light wind and temperatures that make you pause to consider whether you still need a jacket. Spoiler: you don't.

Temperatures at a Glance

The low values were around 23°C in the morning. As the morning progressed, the thermometer climbed to about 25.6°C and during the day reached a maximum of around 25.7°C. In the late afternoon it cools only minimally — ideal for a long beach walk or a sunset by the sea.

Feels-like Values, Air and Wind

“Feels-like temperature”? Yes, today it ranges from just about 23.4°C in the morning to around 25.9°C by midday. Humidity remains at a pleasant about 66%, air pressure stays steady at about 1021 hPa. The wind blows lightly from the southeast, around 4.2 m/s with gusts, enough to keep the beach bag from blowing away, but not for kite sessions.

Clouds, Rain Probability and Day-Trip Tips

No clouds in the sky, rain probability practically zero. If you’re out today: don’t forget sun protection and enjoy breaks in the cafés along the Passeig. For families with children the water is still warm enough for a splash, and the beach bars often stay open until early evening — very Mallorcan, very relaxed.

Little tip from the neighborhood: Those who go for a walk around 6:15 PM often catch a quiet cove where locals walk their dogs and older people play cards — a slice of everyday life you won't find in any brochure.

So: Perfect weather for little effort and lots of downtime. If you want to get out today — now would be a good time.