Santa Ponsa Weather on September 8, 2025 – Clouds, Mild Warmth, and a Light Breeze

On Monday, Santa Ponsa will remain predominantly cloudy but warm. Only isolated showers are possible — ideal for beach walks with a jacket in the evening.

Overview: A calm, lightly cloudy day

When you wake up in Santa Ponsa on Monday, September 8, 2025, you won't expect dramatic weather events. The sky remains largely overcast (about 80%), the high temperatures reach just under 29°C and the night stays mild. In short: good weather for a coffee break at the harbor or a long beach walk — you can put the umbrella away if a shower rolls by.

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Temperatures during the day

The readings are friendly: the measured minimum values are around 24.75°C, during the day the air warms to about 28.81°C. Specifically the steps look like this: in the morning about 25.55°C, late morning rises to around 28.15°C, in the afternoon it stays around 28.12°C and at night the thermometer drops to roughly 25.39°C.

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How the temperatures feel

The so-called felt temperatures are a little higher — due to humidity and a light breeze. In the morning it feels like 26.09°C, during the day like 30.42°C and in the afternoon even around 30.49°C. Even at night it remains pleasantly warm with 26.2°C. So: don't forget sunscreen if you stay outside longer, but a light sweater in the evening doesn't hurt.

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Air pressure, humidity and wind

Air pressure is about 1014 hPa, humidity fluctuates around 66% — that explains the "stickier" feel in the afternoon. The wind comes from East-Southeast (about 102°) with a mean speed of about 5.51 m/s and gusts up to 7.29 m/s. For small sailboats or kitesurfers that's nice, but for open sun umbrellas take note.

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Precipitation and activity tip

The probability of rain is about 30%. That means: isolated showers are possible, but not heavy downpours. My tip if you are on site: start the day at the Paseo, around 9 a.m., when cafes are still quiet. Walk later to the Playa, and plan the evening in one of the coves – wind and clouds create beautiful light effects.

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A small personal note: I spoke yesterday evening with a fishmonger at the harbor — he said that the fish still bite well in this warmth. So: anglers' hearts, don't miss it.

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Want to play it safe? A light jacket for the evening stroll, sunscreen for the day and, just in case, a foldable umbrella in the beach bag — that should be all you need.