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Weather Forecast in Malaga: Sun and Heat This Sunday, August 2nd

Maximum temperatures of 38 degrees and clear skies are expected, with no chance of rain.

Clear sky over the city of Malaga with the Mediterranean Sea in the background.
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Clear sky over the city of Malaga with the Mediterranean Sea in the background.

This Sunday, August 2nd, 2026, Malaga will enjoy a mostly clear day with maximum temperatures of 38 degrees and a minimum of 25, according to AEMET.

Today, August 2nd, 2026, presents itself in Malaga with mostly clear skies, ideal for outdoor activities. Temperatures will range between 25 and 38 degrees, reaching their peak during the central hours of the day.
The temperature will start around 28 degrees at midnight, slightly dropping to 27 degrees in the early morning hours. A gradual increase is expected, reaching 36 degrees by 2:00 PM and a maximum of 38 degrees at 5:00 PM. In the afternoon, a slight decrease is anticipated, with temperatures around 37 degrees by 6:00 PM, falling to 31 degrees at nightfall.
Relative humidity will remain moderate, starting at 66% and decreasing to 20% by the end of the day, suggesting that the intense heat will not lead to excessive stuffiness.
The wind will blow from the south, with speeds varying between 5 and 28 km/h throughout the day. Stronger gusts are expected in the afternoon, reaching up to 39 km/h, which could provide momentary relief from the heat. It is recommended that citizens stay hydrated and seek shade during the hottest hours.
No precipitation is forecast, with a 0% chance of rain, reinforcing the idea of a sunny and dry day perfect for enjoying the beach or walks through the historic center. Visitors and locals are advised to take precautions against the intense heat, using sunscreen and avoiding prolonged sun exposure during peak hours.
In summary, Malaga will enjoy a sunny and hot day, perfect for making the most of the city's and its natural surroundings' beauty.