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Marbella’s amazing micro-climate

The best Place on the Costa del Sol!

Positioned between sun scorched beaches and the desolate Sierra Blanca mountain range, Marbella has an unusually pleasant micro climate.
While the rest of Europe battles wind, rain and snow, Marbella enjoys an average twenty-six days of sunshine each January. Rainfall is scarce and temperatures mild. In fact, the mercury nudges into the early teens throughout the winter months.
No matter if the neighbouring British enclave of Gibraltar is blanketed in drizzle or the waves are pounding Malaga to the West, meterological records show that the sun shines on Marbella for around 320 days a year.
Protected from the worst of biting winter winds by the towering Sierras in winter and cooled by sea breezes in the summer, the average annual temperature is an enjoyable 19º C.
Unsurprisingly for a town perched so close to the African coastline, July and August are searingly hot. Although temperatures inland often top 40º C, summer in Marbella hovers around the more bearable 30º C.
With less than fifty days of rain per year, draughts often threaten in the summer months. The typical rainy season lasts just four months, stretching from November to February. But even when umbrellas and raincoats are the order of the day, the thermometer rarely dips below a mild 13º C from December to March.

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Accu weather forecast Marbella
Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia
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