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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the BritainNow weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Malta enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The live forecast above gives you today’s conditions, but broadly you can expect plenty of sunshine year-round, with July and August often exceeding 30°C and January hovering around 15°C.
What’s the typical weather pattern in Malta?
Summers are long and sunny, while winters are short and cooler. Rainfall is mostly concentrated between October and March, with December being the wettest month. If you’re checking malta weather tomorrow, the live forecast above is your best bet, but for a longer view, look at weather malta 14 days or malta weather 15 day forecast to plan ahead. Sea temperatures peak at around 26°C in August, making swimming pleasant well into autumn.
When should I visit Malta for the best weather?
May to October offer the most reliable warmth and sunshine. For a quieter experience, consider June or September – still warm but less crowded. If you’re curious about malta weather december, you’ll find it mild but occasionally rainy, with highs around 17°C. For a monthly breakdown, malta weather by month tables (available on sites like malta weather bbc) can help you decide.
Is Malta windy?
Yes, particularly in spring and autumn. The northwesterly “Mistral” can bring breezy conditions, but it’s rarely unpleasant. Sheltered bays and inland towns are usually calmer.
What’s the sea temperature in winter?
Sea temperatures drop to around 16°C in February – still swimmable for hardy visitors, but most prefer the warmer months. By June, the sea reaches 22°C.
Can I check a longer forecast for Malta?
Yes, many sites offer weather malta 25 days ahead, though accuracy drops beyond two weeks. For reliability, stick to the live forecast above or malta weather bbc for a trusted 14-day outlook.
For more UK-focused forecasts, visit our UK weather hub or compare with Crete weather for a similar Mediterranean experience.