
Light Drizzle in Alcúdia: An Autumn Day That Smells of Coffee
On October 14, Alcúdia shows its gentle autumn side: fine rain, mild temperatures around 20–22 °C and that special harbor atmosphere as fishermen pack up their nets and the old town smells of wet pavement.
Light Drizzle in Alcúdia: An Autumn Day That Smells of Coffee
This morning, October 14, Alcúdia wrapped a scarf around itself — not a dramatic coat, more a thin, damp veil. The rain is not a drumbeat but a steady tapping on car roofs and the tiles of the old houses. Around 8:15 AM at the Port d'Alcúdia, fishermen packed their nets with practiced movements, quicker than usual but without rush, a scene also described in Pleasant Autumn Day in Alcúdia: Drizzle Instead of Storm — Leisurely Hours at the Pier and Old Town. On the Plaça de la Constitució market stalls were briefly covered with tarps — small scenes that mark the start of the cooler season.
Temperatures and feel
The thermometers are modest today: daytime highs around 22 °C, mornings and evenings just under 20 °C, echoing earlier reports such as Cozy Drizzle in Alcúdia: A Mild Autumn Day to Breathe. The humid air can make the warmth feel a bit heavier at times, though a light jacket is usually sufficient. For those who have packed away their sunburn supplies and flip-flops: no need to panic yet, but it might be a good reason to wear waterproof shoes.
Air pressure, humidity and wind
Air pressure is stable at about 1018 hPa, and humidity hovers around 65–70%. A light to moderate breeze is coming from the northeast, with brief stronger gusts possible along the coast, consistent with accounts like Refreshing Autumn Start in Alcúdia: Clouds, Wind and a Touch of Rain. The bay shows small waves — enough to hear the sea gently lapping, not enough for surfer bliss.
Rain and forecast
Short, recurring showers dominate the day. It's more drizzle and passing showers than steady rain. Clearing is expected in the evening; the night will remain mild and damp. Our tip: pack an umbrella, wear slip-resistant soles, and allow extra time at the harbor — buses are running slower today.
Everyday mood on the island
In the street cafés you can feel the change: fewer tourists, more locals enjoying a second espresso in peace. Platja d'Alcúdia has puddles in places, and the promenade smells of wet sand and pine resin. Children like to splash in the puddles while older walkers with dogs appreciate the cool breeze — a little melancholy, a lot of calm.
So for today: a wet but mild day — ideal for listening to the sea in the rain or turning the corner café into a longer stopover.
Practically speaking: anyone planning larger outdoor activities should stay flexible and have an indoor option ready — a visit to the Museu Monogràfic or a stroll through the winding streets of the old town is a charming alternative in this weather. And if you do go to the beach: the chance of sudden gusts means light blankets and windproof umbrellas will be especially useful today.
Late in the evening a small breath of clearing may pass through the bay — enough to make the old town lanterns dance reflected on the wet pavement. A typical autumn day in Majorca: no commotion, but time to experience the island from a quieter perspective.
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