Weather Update Cala Millor – September 14, 2025: Warm, Cloudy and Dry

Light veil of clouds over Cala Millor, but no rain in sight. All key numbers on temperature, humidity, wind direction, and felt warmth compiled.

Light cloudiness, but dry: This is how the day will be in Cala Millor

If you stroll along the promenade this morning (around 9 o'clock the first joggers are already out), you will notice: it is warm, but not hot. A fine carpet of clouds lies over the bay, the sun fights its way through. Rain? No worries — the probability is 0%.<\/p>\n\n

Temperatures at a glance

The readings for September 14, 2025 look like this: Low 22.4 °C<\/strong>, High 25.43 °C<\/strong>. A typical late-summer range as well. Specifically: in the morning we are around 23.18 °C<\/em>, by noon the thermometer climbs to about 25.02 °C<\/em>, in the afternoon it's around 24.73 °C<\/em> and at night the values don't fall far back, at roughly 23.72 °C<\/em><\/p>\n\n

How it feels

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The felt temperatures are hardly different: in the morning about 23.64 °C<\/strong>, during the day up to 25.43 °C<\/strong>, in the afternoon around 25.14 °C<\/strong>, and at night just over 24 °C<\/strong>. So: no sweating without a break, but also no need for a jacket if you head out in the evening.<\/p>\n\n
Air pressure, humidity and wind
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Air pressure is about 1021 hPa<\/strong>, which tells us: stable conditions, no sudden weather changes to expect. Relative humidity will be around 71%<\/strong> — noticeable but not oppressive. The wind comes from the northeast (around 43°<\/strong>) with an average speed of about 5.38 m/s<\/strong> and gusts up to 5.67 m/s<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n
Clouds and outlook
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The cloud cover is fairly closed, around 92% coverage<\/strong>, which gives this subdued, almost cinematic sky that locals jokingly call the \"Spanish filter\". For the next 24 hours we expect continued dry weather; the air mass remains calm.<\/p>\n\n
In short: pack a light beach blanket, perhaps a thin cardigan for the evening stroll along the beach. For photographers: the contrast between clouds and sea often makes the most exciting pictures, especially when the sun peeks through.<\/p>\n\n
If you are still planning to sail or go windsurfing — conditions are moderate. For families with children it's a relaxed day at the sea; for sun lovers: close your eyes for a moment, enjoy the sun, but don't forget sunscreen.<\/p>\n\n
Stay up to date — small measurement deviations are always possible, depending on whether you are right at the coast or a few kilometers inland. I'll stroll along Passeig again later and provide an update if anything changes.<\/p>