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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the NewsPrism weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before planning your week in Majorca – the island enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters, but conditions can shift quickly between coasts and mountains.
What is the typical Majorca weather pattern?
Majorca’s climate is genuinely Mediterranean: long, dry summers and short, mild winters. The Tramuntana mountain range in the north-west can be noticeably cooler and rainier than the lowlands and beaches.
- Summer (June–September): persistent sunshine, highs of 28–35°C, sea breezes along the coast
- Winter (December–February): daytime around 15°C, nights can drop to 8°C, rainfall highest
- Spring and autumn: transitional, with April and May bringing pleasant 20–25°C and fewer crowds
- Thunderstorms and heavy rain possible in October and November, especially in inland areas
How does Majorca weather vary by month?
Monthly averages help you pick your travel dates. For the most reliable warmth, aim between May and October; winter is quieter but still mild for a European island.
- April–May: spring warmth, 18–24°C, occasional rain – ideal for hiking and early beach days
- June–August: peak summer, 28–35°C, very low rainfall, sea around 24–26°C
- September–October: still hot in September, then cooling to 22–27°C in October, higher chance of showers
- November–March: cooler 10–18°C, winter sun spells possible, but more cloudy and wet
For long-range planning, check the 10-day forecast nearer your trip, but note that reliable predictions beyond 14 days are limited. A majorca weather 21 day forecast or 25 day forecast should be treated as a rough guide only.
What is the best month to visit Majorca?
May and June offer warm, stable weather (22–28°C) without the peak‑season heat and crowds. September is also excellent – sea temperatures remain high and tourist numbers drop.
How accurate are long-range forecasts for Majorca?
Forecasts beyond 7–10 days are less reliable. For a 14‑day or 21‑day outlook, check the majorca weather bbc or majorca weather forecast 14 days models, but treat any projection over two weeks as a trend, not a certainty.
Is November a good time to travel to Majorca?
November is quiet and often mild (15–20°C), but rain is frequent. If you want sun without heat and don’t mind occasional showers, it can be a good value option – just pack layers.
Sources
For comparison with other popular destinations, see our UK weather hub or check Benidorm weather to see how the Costa Blanca compares to the Balearics. For a full picture of conditions across the Canaries, visit Tenerife weather.