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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Alicante’s Mediterranean climate delivers 3,000+ sunshine hours annually, with average highs ranging from 17°C in January to 31°C in August. Rainfall is scarce, concentrated in autumn—meaning most days are dry and bright.
What is the typical weather pattern in Alicante?
Alicante sits on Spain’s Costa Blanca, sheltered by mountains that block Atlantic fronts. Summer (June–September) sees highs of 28–31°C, with sea breezes and minimal rain. Winter (December–February) averages 11–17°C, cooling at night but staying mostly sunny. Spring and autumn are warm transitions, though October and November bring the highest chance of showers—still only 30–40mm per month.
What about long-range forecasts and radar for Alicante?
For pogoda alicante długoterminowa (long-term weather), reliable outlooks extend 10–14 days, with accuracy dropping beyond day 10. Live pogoda alicante radar services show real-time precipitation; given the low rain probability, most radar returns are clear. For current conditions, pogoda alicante teraz (weather now) typically shows clear skies or light cloud, with humidity around 60–70% in summer. If planning a trip, check our UK weather hub for comparisons, or see Benidorm weather for nearby coastal conditions.
Seasonal specifics: November and 16-day outlooks
Pogoda alicante listopad (November weather) averages 15–21°C, with 4–6 rainy days—the highest chance of the year, but still mild and pleasant. For pogoda alicante 16 dni (16-day forecast), treat projections beyond day 10 as trends, not certainties; models often overestimate rain in this region. Pogoda alicante hiszpania remains a top winter-sun destination precisely because of these reliable temperatures.
Is Alicante rainy in winter?
No. Winter (December–February) averages only 15–25mm rain per month, with 6–8 rainy days total. Most days are sunny with highs of 16–18°C—cooler than summer but far drier than northern Europe.
Does Alicante have strong winds?
Occasionally. The Levante wind from the east can bring humidity and cloud in autumn, while the Poniente from the west delivers dry, warm air. Gusts rarely exceed 30–40 km/h in the city.
How accurate are 16-day forecasts for Alicante?
Accuracy drops sharply after day 7. For a 16-day outlook, trust the temperature trend (usually within 2–3°C) but treat rain probabilities as rough guidance—Alicante’s low rainfall makes false alarms common.