Weather in Cala Millor: Rain in the Morning, Mild Hours in the Afternoon

A day of ups and downs: rain in the morning, mild breaks in the afternoon

Today Cala Millor seems indecisive — typical September weather here. The morning starts with light rain, enough to make the paving stones on the Passeig shine and prompt the first tourists to open their umbrellas. If you jog along the promenade at 8 a.m., you’ll notice it’s fresh but not unpleasant. Around 2–3 p.m. the cloud cover thins and it becomes noticeably warmer.

Temperatures – not too hot, not too cold

Measurements vary moderately: the daily minimum is about 17°C in the early morning, while during the day the thermometer climbs to around 20–21°C. This is the kind of weather where you still need a light jacket in the morning and can throw the windows wide open in the afternoon. In the evening temperatures barely drop, staying within pleasant late-summer conditions.

Feels-like values, wind and air

The difference between measured and perceived values is small — the light northeast wind makes 20°C feel like a nice 19°C. Air pressure stays stable above 1015 hPa, humidity is moderate, so there’s no oppressive muggy feeling. Gusts occur only sporadically; mostly the wind remains pleasant at 3–5 m/s.

Chance of rain: Around 40–45%. That means no continuous rain, rather short showers and drizzly phases. A compact umbrella in your backpack is therefore handy, especially if you plan to go back and forth between café and beach.

What this means for your day: In the morning it’s worth visiting a corner café on Carrer del Mar — before 10 a.m. there are still seats available. At midday people walk along the playa with jackets, and if you’re lucky in the afternoon you might catch a few sunny minutes for an outdoor coffee.

In short: a leisurely autumn day, not spectacular but pleasant. For trips to the mountains bring a thin rain jacket; for beach walks trainers and a light sweater are enough. We will keep you updated if the weather changes in the coming hours.