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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Story Native weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions in Madeira, then plan your week around the island’s mild subtropical climate—expect warm winters and dry summers, with local variations across Funchal and the coast.
What is the weather like in Madeira year-round?
Madeira has a subtropical climate, meaning mild temperatures all year with little seasonal swing. Summers (June–September) average 22–26°C, winters (December–February) 16–20°C. Rain is more likely from October to March, but even then, showers are often short. The live forecast above gives you the exact outlook for the next few days—useful for packing layers and a light jacket.
How does the weather differ across Madeira?
Funchal, on the south coast, is generally sunnier and warmer than the north. The mountainous interior can be cooler and cloudier, especially above 1,000 metres. For a 10-day view, the live forecast above covers Funchal, but if you’re heading to Porto Moniz or the highlands, check a local update—conditions can shift quickly. For a broader UK comparison, see our UK weather hub.
Is Madeira weather good in February?
Yes, February is mild (17–19°C) with occasional rain. It’s a quieter month for tourism, so you’ll avoid crowds. The live forecast above shows the upcoming week—pack a waterproof for short showers.
Does Madeira have a rainy season?
Rainfall peaks from October to March, but it’s not constant—expect sunny spells between showers. The south coast, including Funchal, is drier than the north. Check the live forecast above for the next 14 days.
How accurate are 21-day forecasts for Madeira?
Long-range forecasts (21 days) give a trend, not a guarantee. For reliable planning, use the 10-day outlook in the live forecast above. For a UK comparison, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.