Mild Late-Summer Weather in Cala Rajada: A Day to Breathe

Mild late-summer weather on Mallorca's northeast coast

On 19 September 2025, Cala Rajada has what locals like to call a "golden September": no hurry, more a steady breath, as described in Cozy Late-Summer Day in Cala Rajada – Partly Cloudy and Mild. At the harbor fishermen calmly mend their nets, seagulls circle and the clatter of lines mixes with the distant hum of a tour boat's engine. The sun plays hide-and-seek with thin veil clouds — enough to soften the light, but not so much that you'd expect rain.

Temperatures that invite you to sit outside

The morning started just below 24 °C, and by midday the thermometer climbed to around 25–26 °C. It stays mild: an open shirt is enough in the afternoon, and in the evening you can stroll along the pier without a jacket when the lights switch on at about 9 p.m. and bathe the promenade in warm yellow. For night owls: expected values remain pleasantly at 24–25 °C — no cold shock, more an invitation to one last walk on the beach, which aligns with forecasts in Gentle Late-Summer Day in Cala Rajada: Mild Air, Light Northwest Wind.

Wind, humidity and the atmospheric mood

Air pressure is stable at around 1024 hPa, humidity hovers around 65–70%. The wind blows from the east to east-northeast, mostly as a light breeze with occasional gusts that are just enough to make the sun umbrellas sway gently without moving them. Rain? Not on the map, much like the report titled Cala Rajada today: Sun, sea and a touch of late summer. The clouds create a flattering light — good for photos, even better for the feeling that autumn is knocking on the village path and you've politely invited it in.

What the day holds for visitors and locals

For those on site, the day is perfect for simple pleasures: a coffee on the promenade (an insider tip is the small café behind the boat market that opens around 9 a.m.), a walk to Punta de n'Amer with views of the turquoise band of sea or a quick swim in one of the quiet coves. Children find the paths between the beach and restaurants conveniently short, and cyclists enjoy little traffic on the side streets, as noted in Cala Rajada feels late-summer: sun, sea and mild evenings.

Practical tip: Even if clouds appear: don't forget sunscreen. UV radiation still has some punch in September. Photographers will use the late afternoon light — fishing boats then cast long, picturesque shadows and the waves sparkle at the edge of the pier.

Why a day like this does good

Such mild days are small everyday holidays. They allow you to slow the pace: a slow cappuccino, a chat with the boat owner at the dock, an ice cream on the promenade. For the island's economy, relaxed late-summer days are worth their weight in gold — guests stay longer, restaurants fill up, and the market for small services keeps running smoothly. For us locals they are memories of the time between the height of the season and the first autumn storm.

Conclusion: On 19 September 2025, Cala Rajada offers a mild, relaxed late-summer day. No need to hurry, but many small opportunities to enjoy. If you are on the northeast coast today: keep your eyes open, take in the scent of espresso and the sea, and let your legs dangle on the pier.