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Málaga weather forecast — today & tomorrow

22°

Mainly clear

High: 23° · Low: 16° · Feels like 23°

Mainly clear. Gusts up to 28 km/h.

Hourly forecast

Now · 23°
16:00 · 22°
17:00 · 22°
18:00 · 21°
19:00 · 20°
20:00 · 19°
21:00 · 18°
22:00 · 17°
23:00 · 17°
00:00 · 16°
01:00 · 16°
02:00 · 16°
03:00 · 15°
04:00 · 15°
05:00 · 15°
06:00 · 14°
07:00 · 14°
08:00 · 14°
09:00 · 15°
10:00 · 19°
11:00 · 21°
12:00 · 22°
13:00 · 23°
14:00 · 22°

14-day forecast

  • Feels like
    23° / 17°
    Precipitation
    0 mm · 5%
    Wind
    11 km/h E
    UV index
    4 · Moderate
    Sun
    7:41 / 18:20

Details

Air quality
36 Fair
PM2.5 5 · PM10 8

Málaga's Climate

Málaga lies on the Mediterranean coast of southern Spain, in Andalusia and the capital of the Costa del Sol, sheltered by mountains behind it. It has a classic Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. Summers (June–September) are sunny and hot, usually 28–32°C, with clear skies and almost no rain, while winters (December–February) are gentle, around 16–18°C by day with short showers. Spring and autumn are warm, comfortable and the loveliest times to visit. With over 300 sunny days a year, it is one of the warmest cities in Europe.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Málaga?

Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are best: warm, dry and not too hot, ideal for the old town and the beaches.

What are the hottest months in Málaga?

July and August are hottest, usually 29–33°C, with inland heat spells sometimes pushing above 36°C.

Does Málaga get much rain and when?

Rain concentrates in autumn and winter, from October to March, usually as short showers; summers are almost entirely dry.

Is Málaga sunny all year round?

Yes, the city enjoys over 300 sunny days a year with a mild sea even in winter, making it among the warmest in Europe.

Nearby locations

MadridBarcelonaValenciaZaragozaSevilla

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