FOR THE WINTER

The AEMET weather forecast for Christmas in Ibiza and Formentera

Temperatures expected in the Pitiusas Islands and the possibility of snowfall
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Winter in Ibiza and Formentera will officially begin on Saturday, December 21, and Christmas in Ibiza and Formentera will be Christmas promises warm and pleasant weather to enjoy outdoor activities. According to AEMET forecasts, maximum temperatures during the Christmas holidays will reach 15 °C, while minimum temperatures will be around 7 °C. These conditions, although cool, are ideal for those wishing to take advantage of the natural landscapes of the islands. In addition, the agency forecasts moderate rainfall with accumulations of up to 28 liters per square meter over the Christmas period. However, the mostly clear days and mild temperatures will make it possible to enjoy walks on the beaches, visits to Christmas markets or even a swim for the braver ones. Although winds may be somewhat stronger in open areas, no significant phenomena are expected to affect normal activities.

These conditions make Ibiza and Formentera a unique destination to spend a different Christmas, away from the extreme cold of other parts of Europe.

Snow in Ibiza

Although the image of a white Christmas may be tempting, in Ibiza and Formentera snow is practically non-existent. During the holidays, temperatures rarely drop low enough for precipitation to turn into snowflakes. The probability of finding snowy landscapes on the islands is extremely low, even in higher altitude areas such as Sant Joan. However, the mild temperatures allow the islands to be enjoyed in all their splendor, with clear skies and sunny days that contrast with the typically wintry landscapes of the rest of Europe.

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The weather in Ibiza for winter

Winter will be marked by an alternation of anticyclonic days, with clear skies and mild temperatures, and fronts that will bring moderate rain and winds. January and February, the coldest months of the year, could record slight decreases in temperatures, but the general trend will be to maintain values above historical levels. AEMET forecasts an accumulated rainfall of around 100 liters per square meter between January and March, which is considered within the usual average. This winter pattern includes cool mornings, mostly pleasant days and nights where temperatures may drop below 10 °C, especially inland.

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