Nerja, Malaga
In a typical winter, Nerja needs the heating on 35 nights out of 151, and AEMET has not recorded a single frost there in 9 measured winters. Its worst winter of the series needed 58.
In a typical winter, Nerja needs the heating on 35 nights out of 151, and AEMET has not recorded a single frost there in 9 measured winters. Its worst winter of the series needed 58.
Every figure is the median of 9 winters from 1 November to 31 March, measured at the AEMET station named Nerja, at 169 m. Never a mean: averaging a hard winter with a gentle one invents a mild one that did not happen.
The last column is the part a brochure leaves out. A winter this mild is paid for in summer, and here the bill is 80 nights a year above 20 °C. Why that trade-off is almost impossible to escape: the best climate in Spain, year round.
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<img src="https://nochetropical.es/badges/mild-winter-nerja.svg"
alt="Mild Winter seal — Nerja, Malaga: 35 nights below 10 °C, no frost"
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</a>The badge is an SVG, so it stays sharp at any size; change width and height to taste. It links back to this page, where your guests can check the figures themselves. That link is the point: a seal nobody can verify is a sticker.
What you may claim with it: that the area around Nerja has this measured winter climate. What you may not: that your rooms are warm. A thermometer outside says nothing about insulation, and we would have to withdraw the seal from anyone who implies otherwise.
If the numbers change — and they are changing — this page changes with them. It is rebuilt from AEMET’s records every month, so it can also stop saying what it says today.