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First light Sunrise	Today 05:16 06:42 14th	Tuesday 05:17 06:43 15th	Wednesday 05:18 06:44 16th	Thursday 05:18 06:45 17th	Friday 05:19 06:46 18th	Saturday 05:20 06:46 19th	Sunday 05:21 06:47 20th
Night 12am-6am		25° ⇢ 24° 6-7m/s (4) 73%	24° ⇢ 23° 2-3m/s (3) 77%	24° 2m/s (2) 73%	24° 1m/s (2) 75%, 1mm	23° 2m/s (2) 93%	23° 2m/s (2) 86%
Morning 6am-12pm		25° ⇢ 21° 6-7m/s (4) 76%, 1.4mm	23° ⇢ 27° 3-5m/s (3) 68%, 1mm	24° ⇢ 27° 1-3m/s (2) 67%, 1mm	26° 3m/s (3) 71%, 1mm	25° 3m/s (3) 82%, 4.9mm	25° 5m/s (4) 63%, 1mm
Afternoon 12pm-6pm		25° ⇢ 26° 3-6m/s (4) 64%, 1mm	28° ⇢ 27° 3-5m/s (3) 56%, 1mm	28° 3-4m/s (3) 60%, 1mm	28° 4m/s (3) 69%, 1mm	25° 1m/s (2) 78%	26° 4m/s (3) 57%, 1mm
Evening 6pm-12am	24° ⇢ 25° 7-8m/s (5) 77%	25° ⇢ 24° 2-5m/s (3) 74%	26° ⇢ 24° 2-3m/s (3) 70%	25° 1m/s (2) 73%	26° 3m/s (3) 77%, 6.8mm	25° 2m/s (2) 80%, 3.5mm	23° 2m/s (2) 75%
Sunset Last light	19:13 20:40	19:11 20:38	19:10 20:36	19:09 20:35	19:07 20:33	19:06 20:31	19:04 20:30

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Malta, Gozo & Comino Weather: What's the Sky Up To Today?

Malta, Gozo, and Comino enjoy one of the sunniest climates in the Mediterranean, making the Maltese archipelago a year-round destination for sun-seekers, swimmers, and sailors alike. With over 300 days of sunshine annually and mild winters that rarely dip below 10°C (50°F), the weather in Malta and Gozo is famously predictable—until it isn’t. Summer months (June to September) bring scorching highs of 30–35°C (86–95°F), while the notorious Maltese breeze—or the occasional sirocco wind from North Africa—can send temperatures soaring even higher. Winters are short and gentle, though the islands do see their fair share of rain between November and February, often arriving in dramatic, short-lived bursts that clear as quickly as they come. Whether you’re checking the forecast for Valletta, Victoria, or the tiny, car-free island of Comino, understanding the local microclimates is key—because in Malta and Gozo, the weather doesn’t just affect your day; it shapes the entire island rhythm.

Here’s the thing about weather in Malta, Gozo, and Comino: it rarely behaves the same way on all three islands at once. Gozo, being further north and more exposed, often runs a couple of degrees cooler and windier than mainland Malta, while Comino—sitting right in the middle—can feel like a completely different world, especially when the majjistral (northwest wind) kicks up the straits. Sea conditions are arguably more important than air temperature here, particularly for the thousands of tourists hopping between islands by ferry or private boat. Calm mornings can turn into choppy afternoons without warning, so always check the wind speed and sea state before setting sail. For the most accurate Malta and Gozo weather forecast, pay close attention to wind direction—it’s the real game-changer. A gregale (northeast wind) can bring cooler, cloudier skies, while a leste (southeast wind) often signals rising humidity and the chance of summer thunderstorms. Whether you’re planning a beach day at Ramla l-Ħamra, a boat trip to the Blue Lagoon, or a city stroll through Valletta’s baroque streets, staying ahead of the weather in Malta and Gozo isn’t just smart—it’s essential. Because on these islands, the sun might be your best friend, but the wind? Let’s just say it keeps things interesting.

Malta & Gozo Weather – Quick Facts

• Best time to visit Malta & Gozo: May–June or September–October for warm weather without the peak summer crowds.
• Hottest month: July and August, with average highs around 32°C (90°F).
• Windiest months: November to March, when gregale and majjistral winds are most frequent.
• Sea temperature: Ranges from 15°C (59°F) in winter to 27°C (81°F) in summer—swimmable from May to November.
• Rainiest period: October to February, with December being the wettest month.

“Sun, sea, and that one random wind that ruins your hair.” — Welcome to Malta, Gozo & Comino.