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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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With the live forecast above showing temperatures around 22°C and mostly clear skies, Malta’s weather today reflects its classic Mediterranean climate: mild winters and hot, dry summers. Daily highs in summer often reach 31°C, while winter lows rarely fall below 9°C.
What is the typical climate in Malta?
By month, the hottest period runs from June to September, when average highs climb to 30–32°C and rainfall is scarce. Winter (December to February) is cooler and wetter, with December seeing the most rain – typically 100mm spread over 13 days. The sea temperature peaks at 26°C in August, making it ideal for swimming. In fahrenheit, summer highs translate to roughly 88°F, while winter lows sit around 48°F. For a 14-day outlook, the live forecast above gives a reliable sense of the current pattern.
When should I visit Malta for the best weather?
For sunbathers, July and August offer guaranteed heat, but can be busy. Spring (April–May) and autumn (October) provide comfortable temperatures of 20–25°C with fewer crowds. The BBC report that Malta enjoys over 300 days of sunshine a year. If you’re checking malta weather tomorrow, note that coastal breezes can make the heat more bearable even in August. For longer-range planning, the 25-day projection shows that settled spells are common in the dry season.
What is Malta weather in December?
December is the wettest month, with average highs around 17°C and lows of 11°C. Expect around 13 rainy days, but still plenty of mild, sunny intervals for exploring. Pack a light jacket.
How does the weather in Malta compare to the UK?
Malta is significantly warmer and sunnier than the UK, especially in winter. While the UK averages 4°C in January, Malta sits at 12°C, making it a popular winter sun destination.
Is the humidity high in Malta?
Humidity is moderate, averaging 70% year‑round. In summer it can feel a little muggy near the coast, but sea breezes usually keep it comfortable. It rarely reaches oppressive levels.
For a broader perspective on Mediterranean conditions, see our 10 day weather forecast for the UK and compare it with our Cyprus weather page.