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Weather Marbella, Spain

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌤️26°C
Mainly clearMarbellaFeels like 29° · Wind 8 km/h · Humidity 50%
UV 8 Very HighSunrise 07:11Sunset 21:38
Today🌤️27°21°💧0%
Tue28°23°💧0%
Wed☁️28°23°💧5%
Thu☁️29°23°💧0%
Fri🌤️29°23°💧0%
Sat☁️38°25°💧0%
Sun☁️33°24°💧0%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above before heading out in Marbella today, as conditions on the Costa del Sol can shift quickly between coastal haze and clear skies. This inland-and-coast guide gives you the essentials for planning your day.

What’s the outlook for Marbella this week?

Marbella, on the southern coast of Spain near Málaga, typically enjoys mild winters and hot summers. The live forecast above shows the current trend, but expect daytime highs around 16–20°C in winter and 28–32°C in summer, with sea breezes off the Mediterranean keeping the coast cooler than inland areas like Ronda. Rain is rare from June to September, but autumn and spring can bring short showers.

Should I pack for wind or humidity?

Yes, particularly if you’re near the promenade. The Poniente wind from the west can pick up in the afternoon, while Levante winds from the east bring humidity and sometimes haze. Check the live forecast above for wind speed and humidity levels—these affect comfort on the beach or when hiking the Sierra Blanca hills behind the town.

Average high (Jan)17°C
Average high (Aug)30°C
Rainiest monthDecember (80mm)
Sea temperature (summer)22–26°C
Is Marbella warmer than the UK right now?

Almost always. Marbella sits at 36°N latitude, giving it significantly more sunshine than the UK. Even in winter, daytime highs are typically 8–12°C warmer than southern England.

Does Marbella get thunderstorms?

Occasionally, especially in autumn when warm Mediterranean air meets cooler Atlantic fronts. Storms are usually brief but can bring heavy downpours. Check the live forecast above for any thunder symbols.

Can I swim in the sea year-round?

Only in summer (June–September) when sea temperatures reach 22–26°C. Outside these months, the water drops to 15–18°C, which many find too cool for prolonged swimming without a wetsuit.

For comparison with UK conditions, see our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. If you’re considering other Spanish destinations, read our guides for Benidorm Weather and Majorca Weather.