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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.
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Expect Malta’s Mediterranean climate to deliver mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers; the live forecast above shows today’s range and conditions, so check it for the precise timing of any rain or wind shifts.
What is the typical weather pattern in Malta?
Malta experiences a subtropical Mediterranean climate. Summer (June to September) sees average highs of 31–35°C, with sea temperatures peaking around 27°C. Winter (December to February) averages 15–17°C, with November and December being the wettest months. Spring and autumn offer warm, pleasant transitions.
How does the weather vary by month?
January is the coolest month (avg 15°C), while July and August are the hottest (avg 32°C). Rainfall is minimal from June to August, then increases sharply in October. For a full breakdown, see Cyprus weather for a similar eastern Mediterranean pattern, or check the 10-day UK forecast for comparison.
What is the weather like in Malta in December?
December is mild (avg 17°C) but the wettest month, with around 90mm of rainfall spread over 13 days. Sea temperatures still hover near 19°C, so swimming is possible but bracing.
Is Malta’s weather better than the UK’s in winter?
Yes, Malta is significantly warmer and sunnier than the UK in winter. While London averages 8°C in January, Malta averages 15°C, with far fewer cloudy days. For a similar winter escape, see Crete weather.
Can I get a 15-day forecast for Malta?
Yes, many weather services offer a 15-day outlook, but reliability drops beyond 7–10 days. The live forecast above provides the most accurate data; for longer-range trends, check Turkey weather or Antalya weather.