Madrid in February
February weather, climate averages, and packing tips.
February lands in the heart of winter in Madrid, where the weather is warming up. Thermometers typically reach 12°C / 54°F, with evenings cooling to 2°C / 35°F.
You can expect a mix of sun and cloud, with about 7 days seeing some rain.
How it compares to the rest of the year in Madrid.
Temperature
- Daytime high
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- Nighttime low
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- Feels like (avg)
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Sunshine
- Daylight
- 10.7 hours
- UV index (max)
- 5
- Typical sun hours
- 08:07 – 18:48
Rain & Snow
- Total
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- Rainy days
- 7
- Cloud cover
- 48%
- Snowfall
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Humidity & Wind
- Humidity (avg)
- 71%
- Wind (avg)
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- Wind (max gusts)
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Frequently asked questions
Is February a good time to visit Madrid?
Typical February days in Madrid reach highs of 12°C (54°F) with nights around 2°C (36°F). It usually feels cool by day and very cold after dark. Overall, February sits in the middle of the Madrid climate range.
What are temperatures like in February?
Daytime temperatures in February typically peak near 12°C (54°F), while nights drop to around 2°C (36°F). Expect cool afternoons and very cold evenings.
How much does it rain in February?
Rainfall in February averages 31 mm (1.2 in) across roughly 7 days. Overall it is a moderately wet time of year, so showers are usually brief rather than all-day downpours.
How many hours of daylight are there in February?
You can expect about 11 hours of daylight in February. Sunrise is typically around 08:07 and sunset near 18:48. Days are on the shorter side, so plan activities around limited daylight.
Does the weather change during February?
February often starts off a little cooler and becomes noticeably warmer by the end of the month.
How strong is the sun in February?
UV levels are moderate (around 5); sunscreen and sunglasses are still a good idea.
Is it windy in February?
In February, average wind speeds are around 9 km/h (6 mph), with gusts on the windiest days reaching about 52 km/h (32 mph). On the ground, it is it can feel quite windy at times, particularly when weather systems move through.