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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Media Grid UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Málaga’s Mediterranean climate delivers summer highs of 31°C and winter lows around 8°C. The live forecast above shows current conditions. Rainfall is scarce June–August but more frequent from November to February, making December and February notably cooler yet still mild.
What is the best time to visit Málaga?
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–October) offer the most comfortable temperatures, with daytime highs of 20–27°C and lower humidity. Summer months from June to August are hot and dry, often exceeding 30°C, while winter (December–February) remains mild at 16–18°C. For a 10-day weather forecast, see the live forecast above; longer-range outlooks such as the Malaga weather 14 days or Malaga weather 30 days can indicate broader trends.
How does Málaga’s weather vary by month?
Malaga weather by month follows a predictable pattern: coldest in January (average 17°C high), warmest in August (31°C). The wettest months are November and December, with around 60–80mm of rain. Malaga weather December averages 17°C highs, while Malaga weather February is similar at 18°C. For a detailed 15-day view, consult the live forecast above; the Malaga weather 15 day forecast and Malaga weather 21 day forecast can help with planning.
Does Málaga have a rainy season?
Yes, the rainy season runs from November to February, with December and January typically seeing the highest rainfall. Even then, rain falls in short, sharp showers and sunny spells often follow.
Is Málaga warm in February?
February is mild, with average highs around 18°C and lows of 8°C. It’s pleasant for walking but not for swimming. Many visitors find it a comfortable alternative to northern European winters.
Which month has the best weather?
May and October are often cited as ideal: highs of 24–27°C, low humidity, and minimal rain. For heat-seekers, July and August deliver full summer conditions. Check the UK weather hub for comparative data.