St Julians Weather

The weather in St Julians is typical of the superb sunny Mediterranean weather enjoyed on Malta and Gozo. Fans of southern Italy and southern Greece will find similar weather here. A glance at our sunshine hours for St Julians shows why this attractive Malta beach resort is so popular with British holidaymakers. The weather on a summer holiday in St Julians is exceptionally sunny and dry. Summer weather in St Julians is noted for long settled spells of cloudless sunshine and perfect temperatures for sunbathing, swimming and water sports. St Julians weather conditions are ideal for snorkelling, scuba-diving and sailing. Malta is notable for the clarity and warmth of its waters. Average sunshine hours in St Julians are a steady 11 hours in the summer and a more than acceptable 5 hours in winter!

 

The St Julians climate is considered among the best in the Mediterranean. Temperatures in St Julians remain high for an exceptionally long summer season that begins in April! Our average weather chart for St Julians shows average summer temperatures of 29º. Summer nights in St Julians are beautifully relaxing. Cooling breezes help to freshen St Julians temperatures in August. Sunny days in May, June, September and October are easily warm enough for British sun seekers looking for beach holiday relaxation. May and June see around 10 hours of sunshine a day! October and November see regular temperatures in the 20’s.

 

Many Malta enthusiasts rate spring and autumn as the best time to go to St Julians. Spring and autumn are the perfect time to walk, play golf and explore ancient sites. St Julians is ideal for an Easter holiday as the weather warms up considerably in April. Winter weather in St Julians is noted for its mild temperatures. Average maximum winter temperatures hover around 15º even in December and January. Daytime temperatures never fall below 10°C. Rainfall in St Julians is low. Scattered showers can occur between October and February. December is the rainiest month. Very little rain falls throughout the summer. Mild winter weather in Malta ensures holidays in St Julians are popular all year round.