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Málaga Climate & Weather Data

Historical AEMET and Open-Meteo data detailing temperatures, sunshine hours, and zero-precipitation days to inform your relocation.

Data-verified 2026
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Málaga Climate & Weather Data

Málaga's climate is its primary draw, categorized as Subtropical-Mediterranean. However, understanding the microclimates is essential.

The Coastal Profile

The coastal strip enjoys highly moderated temperatures.

  • Summer: Highs average around 31°C.
  • Winter: Exceptionally mild, with January daytime highs often reaching 17-19°C.
  • Sunshine: The region boasts approximately 2,900 hours of sunshine annually.

Inland Variations

Moving just 15-20km inland dramatically changes the profile.

  • Summer: Inland areas routinely experience temperatures 4-6°C hotter than the coast.
  • Winter: Nights are notably colder, frequently dropping below 5°C.

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