Weather in Alcúdia: monthly climate and live forecast

1Weather in Alcúdia: forecast for the next few days

The forecast below is for Port d'Alcúdia and comes live from MET Norway. It covers about 9 to 10 days and is recalculated continuously.

For days further ahead MET Norway provides no values. What remains are the averages further down: they show what is typical for a month, not what the weather will be on your travel day. More on forecast range is on the page on the weather forecast for Mallorca.

2Alcúdia climate month by month

The table shows the average high and low, the rain days and the rainfall for each month from 2011 to 2025 at the Muro, s'Albufera station.

Averages of past years, not a forecast. Station: Muro, S'Albufera (AEMET B605X). Fuente: AEMET. Years with complete data per month: 14 to 15. Sea: NOAA OISST v2.1, open sea.

Summer: July and August are almost equally warm, with 30.7 °C in July and 30.8 °C in August by day. Nights in August stay at 19.7 °C. In July only 6.4 mm of rain falls on average, spread over 1.0 rain days.

Autumn: The rain returns with September. In September 70.9 mm falls on 6.4 rain days, in October 60.8 mm. The wettest month is November with 114.1 mm and 8.9 rain days, almost twice as much as in October. By day October still reaches 24.6 °C and November 19.7 °C.

Winter: Days stay mild, with 16.0 °C in January and 17.2 °C in December. The nights turn cool: in January and February the average low drops to 5.4 °C. If you come in winter, pack a warm jacket for the evenings.

Spring: In April Alcúdia reaches 20.3 °C by day, in May 23.6 °C. The rain eases, with 30.6 mm on 4.3 rain days in May. Nights in April are still fresh at 9.7 °C.

3Sea temperature in Alcúdia by month

The sea off Alcúdia is warmest in August, at 26.7 °C on average. In September it is still 25.7 °C and in October 23.3 °C, which is more than in June at 22.5 °C.

The water is coldest in February at 14.3 °C and in March at 14.5 °C. In May it rises to 18.6 °C, in July to 25.5 °C. In November the sea still averages 19.9 °C.

The values come from the NOAA OISST analysis for open sea about 21 km in a straight line east of Port d'Alcúdia, off the bay of Alcúdia. It is not a measurement on the beach, and near the shore the water can be warmer or cooler. The overview for the whole island is on the page on sea temperature in Mallorca.

4When to go to Alcúdia: timing by what you want to do

• Swimming: July to September. The sea averages 26.7 °C in August and 25.7 °C in September. In October it is still 23.3 °C.
• Walking and cycling: April, May and October. Days reach 20.3 °C in April and 24.6 °C in October, without the heat of July and August.
• Little rain: June to August. June gets 16.6 mm, July 6.4 mm and August 26.6 mm.
• Mild winter days: December to February, with mild days around 16.0 °C in January and cold nights.
• Caution in November: November is the wettest month with 114.1 mm. Keep a plan B ready for wet days.

How autumn plays out across the island is covered in Mallorca weather in October. The Mallorca climate table shows the figures for Palma, and further east lies Cala Ratjada.

5How the Alcúdia figures are measured

The climate figures come from AEMET station B605X Muro, s'Albufera. It is not in the town but 5.3 km in a straight line south of Port d'Alcúdia, 2 m above sea level, near the bay of Alcúdia. Right next to it lies the s'Albufera natural park, according to Wikipedia the largest wetland in the Balearic Islands.

The basis is daily values from 2011 to 2025 from AEMET OpenData. For temperatures from September to November and for rain in September there are 14 complete years, otherwise 15. A rain day is a day with at least 1 mm of rain.

The sea temperature comes from NOAA OISST v2.1, a daily satellite analysis on a 0.25 degree grid. The grid cell at 39.875 N and 3.375 E lies about 21 km in a straight line east of Port d'Alcúdia. The closer cell inside the bay touches land and has no value.

Right on the water in Port d'Alcúdia and in the old town the weather on a given day can differ from the station. The figures are averages, not a forecast.