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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Reading Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you’re heading to Majorca, expect a classic Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. The live forecast above gives you the immediate outlook, but knowing the seasonal patterns helps you plan better.
What is the weather like in Majorca throughout the year?
Majorca enjoys over 300 days of sunshine annually. Summer (June to September) brings average highs of 30°C, often feeling hotter inland. Winter (December to February) is mild, with daytime temperatures around 15°C and occasional rain, especially in the Tramuntana mountains. Spring and autumn are pleasantly warm, ideal for hiking or quieter beach days.
Does it rain a lot in Majorca?
No, Majorca is fairly dry, especially from May to September when rain is rare. Most rainfall occurs between October and December, though showers are usually short. The northern mountains can see more rain and even the occasional light dusting of snow in winter, but the coast stays mild.
When is the best time to visit Majorca for good weather?
May, June, September and early October offer the best balance: warm sunshine, fewer crowds and lower chance of rain. July and August are hottest but busiest, while winter is quieter but cooler.
Is Majorca windy in summer?
Summer winds are generally light, though the south coast can get a breeze that helps cool things down. The north can experience stronger Tramuntana winds in spring and autumn, but it rarely disrupts beach days.
Does Majorca have microclimates?
Yes, the Tramuntana mountains create a rain shadow effect. The northwest coast and mountains are cooler and wetter, while the south and east (like Palma and Cala d’Or) are drier and sunnier, even on the same day.
Compare Majorca’s climate to other sunny destinations like Tenerife or Lanzarote, or check the 10-day forecast for the UK before you fly.