Cala Rajada: Rain on 13 October 2025 — mild weather despite drizzle

Wet but mild outlook for Cala Rajada on 13 October 2025

If you head to the harbor of Cala Rajada (Wikipedia) on Monday morning, the colorful parasols will probably stay at home: the forecasts for 13 October predict continuous, moderate rain, as reported in Moderate Rain in Cala Rajada on October 15. The probability of precipitation is close to 100%, cloud cover extends to about 81% over the town, and the sky will remain mostly gray rather than blue.

Temperatures: warm enough for autumn walks

Despite drizzle and showers it stays surprisingly mild (see Cala Rajada: Warm rain on October 12 – pack an umbrella, jacket optional): models expect lows around 21.0 °C and highs near 23.2 °C. Specifically, the series estimate about 21.08 °C in the morning, 22.36 °C at midday, around 21.45 °C in the afternoon and about 21.64 °C at night. That’s enough to leave the winter coat in the closet — a light rain jacket and waterproof shoes are the better choice.

How the day will feel

The perceived temperatures are very close to the measured values: about 21.3 °C in the morning, 22.5 °C during the day, 21.7 °C in the late afternoon and 21.8 °C at night. Combined with a humidity of around 72%, the air feels heavier; the droplets are more noticeable on skin and glasses than the raw degree figures might suggest.

Air pressure, wind and wet streets

Air pressure is around 1019 hPa, according to AEMET — Spanish State Meteorological Agency. The wind comes predominantly from the east (approximately 90°) with an average speed of around 6.9 m/s and gusts up to about 7 m/s. Not stormy, but enough that you may have to do a little maneuver when opening an umbrella. On the pier the waves lap quietly against the bollards, and in the harbor the water splashes against the hulls of the fishing boats — typical autumn sounds.

Practical tips for the day

If you are out and about: pack an umbrella, wear sturdy shoes and plan market visits under cover. The fish market at the port is wet but atmospheric — vendors roll out plastic tarps and the clatter of crates mixes with the smell of salt and wet wood. Walks along the pier are possible, you should just dress windproof and protect your camera from spray.

Why a little rain is good for Mallorca

A small reminder for everyone who only brings sunshine: rain is part of the island and important. It refreshes olive groves, almond trees and the maquis (Mediterranean shrubland), replenishes groundwater reserves and helps the landscape look greener in the coming weeks. And personally: there are few things nicer than the smell of wet earth and lavender shortly after a shower has passed.

An outlook — and an invitation

So 13 October will bring mainly wet conditions, not cold. For the next days the climate on Mallorca remains rather mild, and occasional breaks in the clouds may allow some sun through. If you don’t like the rain, you’ll find a dry oasis in the many cafés of Cala Rajada: a café con leche, the sound of raindrops on awnings, conversations under plastic tarps — island life with charm. And if you stay open, you can use the day to experience Mallorca’s quieter, wetter side. Sometimes it’s precisely those gray hours that show the island in a whole new light.