Malaga Weather

Málaga enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild, short winters and long, hot summers. The live forecast above shows current conditions, but the city offers reliable warmth from spring through autumn, making it a year-round destination for British travellers.

What is the weather like in Málaga throughout the year?

Summers (June to September) are hot and dry, with daytime highs often exceeding 30°C. Winters (December to February) are mild, averaging 16–18°C, though nights can be cooler. The shoulder seasons—spring and autumn—are warm and pleasant, with less humidity. Rainfall is mostly confined to November, December and January.

Is December or February a good time to visit?

Yes. Málaga weather in December and February is mild (12–18°C) and generally dry, though December sees more rain. February often feels spring-like, with local almond trees blossoming. Pack a light jacket and expect sunny spells—ideal for sightseeing without the summer crowds.

How reliable are long-range forecasts?

For Málaga weather 14 days or Málaga weather 30 days, forecasts become less precise beyond 7–10 days. The 10-day forecast gives a good trend, while 21-day outlooks can shift. Use Málaga weather by month averages for planning holidays: our UK weather hub links to seasonal guides for southern Spain.