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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the WordPatch weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Málaga enjoys a subtropical-Mediterranean climate, offering mild winters and hot, dry summers. The live forecast above shows the current conditions, but for planning, the best months are May, June, September and October, when temperatures are warm but not oppressive.
What is the weather like in Málaga by month?
Málaga’s weather by month follows a clear pattern. Winters (December to February) are mild, with average highs around 17°C and occasional rain—malaga weather december and malaga weather february are ideal for escaping UK chill without needing heavy coats. Spring warms quickly, reaching 25°C by May. Summer (June to August) sees highs of 30–33°C, with very little rain. Autumn stays pleasant into October, with November bringing cooler, wetter conditions.
Should I check a 14-day or 30-day forecast?
For reliable planning, a malaga weather 14 days forecast is useful for trip timing, while malaga weather 30 days outlooks are less accurate. The malaga weather forecast 21 days and malaga weather 15 day forecast give a general trend but not precise daily details. For the most dependable view, check the weather in málaga 10 days before you travel.
Is Málaga warm in December?
Yes, Málaga is one of the warmest European winter destinations, with December highs around 17°C. You’ll need a light jacket for evenings, but daytime sightseeing is comfortable. Rain is possible, so pack a compact umbrella.
When are school holidays in Málaga?
Spanish school holidays run mid-December to early January, Easter week, and July–August. UK half-terms see moderate crowds. For quieter visits, avoid August and the Christmas break. May and October offer good weather with fewer tourists.
What should I pack for Málaga?
For summer (June–September): light clothing, sunhat, sunscreen, and swimwear. For winter (December–February): layers, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes. Spring and autumn require a mix—shorts and a light jumper work well.
For more UK travel inspiration, see our UK weather hub or compare with Benidorm weather and Majorca weather.