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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Edinburgh Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
If you’re planning a trip from Edinburgh, check Malta temperature by month before booking: winter highs hover around 15°C, while summer regularly hits 31°C. The island’s Mediterranean climate means dependable warmth for most of the year, though July and August can feel intense without shade.
What is the average temperature in Malta by month?
January is the coolest month, with daytime highs near 15°C and lows around 10°C – Malta temperature by month january often surprises visitors expecting winter sun, but it’s still milder than Scotland. By April, averages climb to 19°C, and July temperatures reach 31°C. The sea warms slowly; October remains pleasant at 24°C, making Malta temperature by month october ideal for swimming. For Fahrenheit users, Malta temperature by month fahrenheit roughly doubles the Celsius number and adds 30: August’s 31°C equals about 88°F.
How does the weather change across the year?
Spring (March–May) offers comfortable 17–23°C days with fewer crowds. Summer (June–August) is hot and dry, with sea temperatures peaking around 25°C. Autumn stays warm into November, while winter (December–February) sees more rain but still reasonable conditions – Malta temperature by month february averages 15°C, so a light jacket suffices. The shoulder months are best for active visitors who want sightseeing without heat fatigue.
What is Malta temperature by month october?
Daytime highs in October are around 24°C, with sea temperatures still at 23°C. Evenings cool to 17°C, so a light sweater is useful. It’s one of the best months for a quieter break.
What is Malta temperature by month february?
February sees average highs of 15°C and lows of 9°C. Rain is possible but showers are short. For outdoor plans, aim for the middle of the day when the sun is strongest.
Is Malta warm enough for swimming in winter?
Sea temperatures drop to 15°C in January and February, which is chilly for most swimmers. Only hardy locals or wetsuit users tend to take a dip during winter.
For the latest conditions check our 10-day weather forecast for the UK, or explore Edinburgh Wire’s Malta Weather page for current data and travel tips.