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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Norwich Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Almería’s climate delivers over 300 days of sunshine per year, with summer highs routinely exceeding 33°C and winter lows seldom dropping below 8°C. As the live forecast above shows, current conditions reflect this semi-arid pattern — expect clear skies and a significant diurnal range.
What makes Almería’s weather distinctive?
Almería is the driest city in Europe, averaging only 200mm of rainfall annually. Summer (June–September) brings relentless heat, with July and August highs often reaching 36–38°C. Winters are mild and sun-drenched: December averages 17°C by day, 8°C at night. Spring and autumn are brief transitional windows — almeria weather april typically sits around 22°C, while almeria weather october still holds at 25°C before the cooler shift.
How do longer-range forecasts look?
For planning, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK provides a solid reference, though Almería’s stability means almeria weather 14 days and almeria weather 21 days outlooks often read very similarly — mostly clear, with only minor temperature fluctuation. Extended models for almeria weather 30 days remain consistent, given the region’s high-pressure dominance. For UK comparisons, see our UK weather hub or the Birmingham Weather page for contrast.
Does Almería ever get cold in winter?
Rarely. Even in December and January, daytime highs stay above 16°C. Night-time lows can dip to 6–8°C, but frost is extremely uncommon in the city itself.
Is it safe to swim in the sea year-round?
Sea temperatures range from 15°C in almeria weather december to 25°C in August. Many visitors swim into October, when the water still sits around 21°C.
How reliable are 21-day forecasts for Almería?
Reasonably reliable compared to UK locations. The stable high-pressure system means almeria weather forecast 21 days often correctly predicts a continuation of dry, sunny conditions, though exact temperature precision drops after two weeks.