Climate

Climate Malaga(Airport) Malaga has aMediterranean subtropical moist climate. The average annual temperature is 18 °C with an average maximum of 25.4 ° C in August and the average minimum of 11.9° C in January.

The mild winter climate dominates, with virtually no frost, andsummers are hot, and typically more humid when it blows the Terral dry windsfrom the interior, which trigger higher temperatures. In these situations Malaga has reached 44 ° C(1978 and 1994).

The average humidity of 66%, with 43 daysof rain per year, concentrated in the colder months, between November andJanuary fell 50% in mean annual precipitation, which is 524 mm.

Theirregularity of rainfall is expressed in episodes of torrential highlyinfectious bouts, holding the record for the 313 mm in Malaga at the observatory’s airport onSeptember 27, 1957, and the flooding of November 14, 1989. Generally, there are2815 hours per year of sunshine. Malaga Airport

Despite the altitude and remote location of the meteorological station,situated at the airport, there remains a high value on the data collected,which is significantly different from that collected in the city.