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Port d'Andratx: Heavy Rain and Mild Air on September 9, 2025

Port d'Andratx: Heavy Rain and Mild Air on September 9, 2025

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For Port d'Andratx, September 9 promises a rainy but mild day. Heavy showers, strong winds, and consistently high humidity will shape the weather.

Heavy rain, mild temperatures: This is what the day looks like in Port d'Andratx

If you are traveling to Port d'Andratx today or strolling along the promenade, it's best to bring a jacket and a sturdy umbrella. For September 9, 2025, the forecast calls for strong showers, accompanied by fresh, sometimes gusty winds. It feels more like late autumn than late summer—but in a pleasant way if you are prepared for it.

Temperatures throughout the day

The range remains surprisingly narrow and mild: Minimum values around 20.32 °C, Maximum values around 25.03 °C. In concrete terms, many places start in the morning at about 24.11 °C, during the day roughly 24.40 °C is expected. With the showers in the afternoon, the air drops to around 20.92 °C, and the night remains with about 20.38 °C exceptionally mild.

Feels-like temperatures, air and wind

The thermometer hardly deceives: the feels-like values range from around 25 °C during the day to around 21 °C in the evening (morning about 24.74 °C; daytime 24.96 °C; afternoon 21.44 °C; night 20.95 °C). Pressure is around 1013 hPa, relative humidity is high at 79% — damp air, wet streets, the sea smells stronger than usual.

The wind comes from the southeast (about 149°) with an average speed of about 10.21 m/s, gusts reach around 11.74 m/s. Under such conditions, waves roll lively along the coast, and open cafés often clear tables earlier.

What to expect

Cloud cover 100%, rain probability 100% — this is no half-hearted forecast. Short, heavy showers alternate with calmer phases. If you head to the harbor today, you might see fishermen quickly hauling nets, and pedestrians under colorful umbrellas. Plan a bit more flexibly: marine activities are limited, beach visits are not highly recommended.

We will stay tuned and report updates if wind direction or precipitation intensity changes noticeably. Until then: hot drinks, sturdy shoes and watch out for wet stone slabs at the quay.

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