Unsettled Day in Cala Rajada: Rain and a Fresh Breeze on September 10, 2025

Cala Rajada is accustomed to sunshine — but on September 10, rain will mix in. Here's what to expect in the morning, around noon, and in the evening.

Brief Weather Overview for Cala Rajada on September 10, 2025

When you wake up in Cala Rajada, don't grab the beach bag just yet. Sunday - actually September 10 - brings an atypical but harmless rain phase. Not a constant thunderstorm, but recurring showers and a dense cloud cover that darkens the promenade from time to time.

Temperatures Through the Day

The fluctuations are small: in the morning values around 20.8 °C. By day the thermometer climbs to around 24-25 °C; in the afternoon local values can reach up to 25.2 °C. At night it hardly drops below 20.2 °C - so not a big chill, just a bit cooler by the water.

What it feels like

The so-called "feels like" temperature largely follows the actual values: somewhere between 21 and 25 °C. With the increased humidity, the air feels a touch sticky, but not unpleasantly humid.

Wind, Pressure, Precipitation

Important for boaters and beachgoers: the wind shifts from north-northwest (approximately 344°) and blows at about 6.3 m/s. Gusts are moderate, around 6.4 m/s. The air pressure is about 1013 hPa and humidity climbs to around 67%. Cloud cover is high at about 93% — hence: rain probability is clearly higher.

What it means for the day

Rain phases are expected in several bursts, especially between late morning and early evening. That means: stopping by the harbor is a good idea. If you're planning coffee on the Plaza del Port, better bring a jacket. The fishermen won't go to bed; they just turn the nets later — and the few pedestrians on the seafront promenade pause briefly at the first shower.

Practical tip: Umbrella and non-slip shoes are more useful today than sunscreen. If you have a flexible day plan, move beach visits to later, clearer hours — or enjoy a quiet cafe with a view of the sea.

In short: it will be greener than usual, wetter than accustomed, but everything stays in the green zone. Mallorcan weather is capricious again — and we'll take it with a wink.