According to the warning, Malta may experience:

• Strong, gusty winds, with buffets reaching up to Force 7
• Rough sea conditions, particularly in open and coastal areas
• Periods of rain, including heavier showers at times

While these conditions are considered moderate, they may temporarily affect outdoor and marine activities.

A Yellow Warning does not indicate a major emergency, but visitors are encouraged to remain cautious and informed. Tourists should:

• Avoid swimming or boat trips where rough sea warnings are displayed
• Take care along coastal promenades, cliffs, and exposed viewpoints
• Follow instructions from hotels, tour operators, and local authorities
• Allow flexibility in outdoor plans, especially during windy periods

Most attractions, including museums, historic sites, restaurants, and shopping areas, remain open and unaffected.

The BCA has reminded construction operators to secure loose materials, scaffolding, cranes, and temporary structures to ensure public safety. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and will issue updates if conditions change.

Even during brief spells of adverse weather, Malta offers plenty to enjoy indoors and in sheltered locations. Weather patterns in the Mediterranean can change quickly, and calmer intervals are expected.

Visitors are advised to stay updated through official channels and continue enjoying their stay while taking sensible precautions.

For assistance or further information, Malta’s public helpline is available on 138.