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WeatherMallorca weather for Thursday, the second of July

Mallorca weather for Thursday, the second of July

What Happened on Wednesday?

Up to 5 p.m. Mallorca’s weather stations recorded no rain at all. The sky was mostly cloudy, but the clouds were light and didn’t bring any showers.

Thursday’s Outlook

Chance of Rain

There’s a possibility of rain on Thursday, especially in the central and eastern parts of the island in the afternoon. The highest probability is about 90 %, but it’s not guaranteed.

Temperature and Sunshine

Expect warm temperatures with highs ranging from the low 20s °C in the morning to the low‑mid 30s °C by afternoon. UV index will be strong (rating 10), so sunscreen is a must.

Detailed City‑by‑City Forecast (as of Wednesday 5 p.m.)

  • Alcudia: Low 22 °C → High 31 °C, moderate north breeze easing to light northwest, humidity 40 %.
  • Andratx: Low 21 °C → High 30 °C, gentle northwest breeze easing to light west, humidity 40 %.
  • Binissalem: Low 18 °C → High 33 °C, light northwest breeze, humidity 40 %.
  • Palma: Low 22 °C → High 32 °C, gentle northwest breeze, humidity 40 %.
  • Pollensa: Low 22 °C → High 33 °C, moderate north breeze easing to light northwest, humidity 40 %.
  • Batons: Low 18 °C → High 33 °C, moderate northeast breeze, humidity 35 %.
  • Saint Lawrence: Low 20 °C → High 32 °C, fresh north breeze easing to gentle, humidity 35 %.
  • Santanyi: Low 19 °C → High 33 °C, moderate north breeze easing to light, humidity 35 %.
  • Sine: Low 19 °C → High 33 °C, moderate northeast breeze easing to gentle, humidity 35 %.
  • Soller: Low 20 °C → High 31 °C, light northwest breeze, humidity 45 %.

*Wind descriptors: Light ≤ 11 km/h, Gentle 11‑19 km/h, Moderate 19 19 28 km/h, Fresh 28‑38 km/h.

Coastal Conditions

A yellow alert is in effect for rough seas along the north‑northeast coast from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday, with waves expected to reach about two metres. Winds will be breezy, picking up even more on Friday.

Looking Ahead: Heat Wave Warning

Weather stations are pointing to highs of up to 38 °C by next Tuesday. The meteorological agency has already issued an advisory signalling the likely start of another heat wave on Sunday.

Wednesday’s Temperature Recap (as of 5 p.m.)

Highs: Llucmajor 35.6 °C, Santa Maria 35.3 °C, Es Capdellà 34.9 °C, Palma University 34.6 °C, Binissalem 34.4 °C, Porreres 34.3 °C, Marratxi 34.2 °C, Sant Elm 33.9 °C, Manacor 33.6 °C, Can Sion (Campos) & Petra 33.4 °C, Palma Airport 33.1 °C.

Lows: Lluc 18.6 °C, Can Sion 19.0 °C, Palma University 19.8 °C, Sant Elm 20.3 °C.

What This Means for You

  • Stay hydrated and wear sunscreen – the UV index will be high.
  • If you’re heading to the north‑northeast coast, watch out for stronger waves and wind.
  • Keep an eye on updates for Thursday afternoon; a quick shower could pop up, especially inland.
  • Start preparing for hotter days early next week – light clothing, hats, and plenty of water will help.

Conclusion

Wednesday was dry with only light clouds, but Thursday brings a solid chance of rain in the afternoon, especially in the central and eastern zones. Temperatures will stay warm, climbing toward a possible heat wave by early next week. Coastal areas should expect rougher seas and breezy conditions, so plan accordingly. Keep checking the forecast, stay safe under the sun, and enjoy the island’s summer vibe!

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