The State Meteorological Agency forecasts a completely sunny day in Málaga on Tuesday, with a maximum temperature of 29 degrees and a minimum of 23. The chance of rain is virtually nil.
The thermometer in Málaga will reach a maximum of 29 degrees and a minimum of 23 on Tuesday, according to the forecast from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet). The day will be cloudless, with an estimated cloud cover of 3%, and the probability of precipitation is 1% during the day and 0% at night.
Residents and visitors in the capital will be able to enjoy a stable day, ideal for outdoor activities or the beach, as the sun will shine uninterrupted. The wind, although not detailed in the forecast, will be light and from the south, as is usual at this time of year.
Málaga has an average annual temperature of 18.5 degrees, and its winters are mild, with lows rarely dropping below 7 degrees. In summer, the highs typically hover around 30.8 degrees, although the 'terral' phenomenon—a dry and warm wind that blows especially at night—can raise temperatures to 44 degrees on certain occasions.
Rainfall in the city is concentrated in the colder months, from November to January, with torrential but scarce precipitation: only about 42 days a year. The rest of the year, the climate is predominantly dry and sunny, with over 3,000 hours of sunshine annually.
According to historical data from Weather Spark, the best time to visit Málaga is from early May to late July, and from early September to mid-October, when temperatures range between 18 and 27 degrees, offering a pleasant climate for tourism and leisure.
For this Tuesday, those planning to go out will not need an umbrella or coat. Sunscreen and staying hydrated during the peak hours of the day are recommended.
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