Palma Nova Weather: Month by Month Guide for Your Holiday

The temperature in Palma Nova rises in a smooth curve through the year. January is the coolest month, with average highs of 15°C and lows of 8°C, and February is barely warmer at 16°C. From April the warmth builds quickly: 20°C in April, 24°C in May, 29°C in June, then a peak of 32°C in both July and August, with nights holding at 23°C.

Rain tells the other half of the story. High summer is the driest stretch, with July recording only 7mm across two wet days. The pattern then flips in autumn: September brings 68mm over ten wet days, October 64mm over nine, and November 59mm over nine. These tend to be showers rather than weeks of grey, and temperatures stay comfortable, with October still averaging 24°C.

That is why May and June stand out as the best months, warm and settled without August's heat, while February to April and September to December are the shoulder months: quieter, milder and better suited to walking out to the castle of Bendinat or visiting Naveta Alemany than to long days on the sand.

Winter, December to February, sits at highs of 15°C to 17°C and lows of 8°C to 10°C, with around six wet days a month. March warms to 17°C but has eight wet days. Palma Nova weather in April is a real step up, with highs of 20°C, lows of 12°C and seven wet days, the month's 51mm being the wettest of spring.

The weather in Palma Nova in May is the point at which a beach holiday becomes reliable: 24°C highs, 15°C nights and 40mm of rain over seven days. June reaches 29°C with only five wet days, and July and August are hot at 32°C, ideal for Western Water Park or Marineland Mallorca if you can take the heat. School-holiday weeks fall in this peak, which is when package demand from the UK is highest.

Palma Nova weather in September stays warm at 28°C with 20°C nights, but it is the wettest month, with ten wet days and 68mm. Palma Nova weather in October is still pleasant at 24°C, though nine wet days mean a jacket is wise. November cools to 19°C, and December eases to 17°C with drier spells, just 27mm over six days.

For June to August, pack light cotton and linen, a sun hat, high-factor sun cream and something to cover up for the walk between Palmanova beach, Son Caliu Beach and Na Nadala, all about half a mile to a mile from the centre. With nights at 20°C to 23°C, you will not need much for the evenings.

In May, September and October, take the summer basics plus a light jumper for the evening and a compact waterproof, since these months bring seven to ten wet days. From November to March, layers make sense: highs of 15°C to 19°C feel pleasant in the sun, but lows of 8°C to 13°C call for a proper jacket, and a small umbrella earns its place.

A live forecast sits at the top of this page; check it in the week before you fly, alongside your usual short-range outlook such as BBC weather for Palma Nova, and pack for what you see rather than the averages alone.