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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions across the Maltese islands, then plan your day around the reliable Mediterranean sunshine and sea breezes that define this archipelago south of Sicily.
What is Malta’s typical weather pattern?
Malta enjoys a hot-summer Mediterranean climate, with mild, wet winters and long, dry summers. The live forecast above gives a snapshot of current conditions, but the general rhythm is clear: summers (June–September) bring highs above 30°C and almost no rain; winters (December–February) are cooler, with daytime temperatures around 15–18°C and occasional showers.
When should I visit Malta?
For warm beach weather, aim for June to September. For sightseeing without intense heat, May or October are ideal. The live forecast above shows what to expect today; our 10-day UK forecast page is a useful reference for comparing conditions at home. If you’re checking malta weather december, expect mild days (around 17°C) but pack a jacket for cooler evenings.
Is Malta warm in December?
December daytime highs in Malta average around 17°C, with lows of 12°C. It is mild but not beach weather. Rain is possible – malta weather december typically sees around 7–9 wet days. Pack a light coat and expect some sunshine between showers.
Can I get a malta weather 14 days or 15 day forecast?
Many weather sites offer 14-day outlooks, but accuracy drops sharply beyond a week. For weather malta 14 days, the live forecast above may show a 7–10 day view; extended forecasts (e.g. malta weather 25 days) are indicative trends, not reliable day-by-day predictions.
Does Malta use Celsius or Fahrenheit?
Malta uses Celsius, but some travel sites show malta weather fahrenheit for US visitors. The live forecast above is likely in Celsius. To convert, multiply °C by 1.8 and add 32. For example, 20°C equals 68°F.
For current conditions check the live forecast above or the UK weather hub for background on Mediterranean patterns. If you’re comparing islands, Crete weather offers a similar climate with slightly more winter rainfall.