Weather in Mallorca in October

The table above shows the forecast for Palma de Mallorca for around 9 to 10 days, with the high, the low, precipitation and wind for each day. The data comes from MET Norway. If the forecast cannot be reached, a notice appears instead of substitute values.

Palma is warmest in August with an average high of 30.9 °C, just ahead of July with 30.6 °C. These are averages for the years 2011 to 2025 at the Palma de Mallorca CMT station on the coast.

The wettest month in Palma is November with 87.3 mm and 8.1 rain days on average over the years 2011 to 2025. September and October also bring a lot of rain. The driest is July with 2.7 mm.

Off the Bay of Palma, the sea reaches 26.9 °C on average in August, and 14.5 °C in February. The values come from the NOAA OISST satellite analysis for open water, averaged over 2011 to 2025. In shallow coves the water can differ.

A real forecast exists for around 9 to 10 days. For the days after that, this page shows average values from past years for each date and labels them as averages. A temperature figure for day 16 would be false precision.

No. The forecast and the average values refer to Palma on the coast. Inland, in the east and above all in the Serra de Tramuntana, temperature and rain can be very different on the same day. The values are a guide for the island, not local weather.

No. This page is an independent service and does not belong to any public authority. It processes freely available data from MET Norway and NOAA. Official weather warnings for Mallorca are published by the Spanish weather service AEMET.