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Macau Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-10

Macau year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 69–77°F, the weather gradually warms, and humidity begins to rise. Rainfall gradually increases, with May being relatively high. Common activities: explore historical districts, visit museums, enjoy outdoor cafes. Recommended attire: light clothing, thin jackets, long-sleeved shirts.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 82–84°F, hot and humid, the hottest season of the year, with occasional showers. Common activities: relax by hotel pools, enjoy refreshing desserts, explore indoor entertainment facilities. Recommended attire: light summer clothing, short-sleeved tops, shorts, skirts, sun hats, sun protection products.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 73–82°F, pleasant and mild weather, abundant sunshine, decreasing humidity, making it the best season for travel. Rainfall is relatively high in September, while October and November are drier. Common activities: stroll through the old town, savor Macanese cuisine, enjoy the city night view. Recommended attire: light clothing, long-sleeved shirts, thin jackets.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 64–66°F, cool and dry, abundant sunshine, with occasional chills. Common activities: enjoy warm indoor activities, shopping, try specialty claypot rice. Recommended attire: long-sleeved tops, sweaters, light jackets.
Macau climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 75.4°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 75 mm / Summer humidity: 70-80% / Rainiest month: May

Macau monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
63.7°F
0.3
February
65.7°F
1
March
69.3°F
2.4
April
78.3°F
12
May
77.7°F
14.5
June
82.8°F
9.6
July
84.2°F
8.4
August
84°F
9.9
September
82.4°F
13
October
79.3°F
0.8
November
73.2°F
3.9
December
64.4°F
0
Macau weather for the next seven days
11/6
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
79.6°F/74.8°F
11/7
Friday
Overcast
78.1°F/76.6°F
11/8
Saturday
Overcast
79.8°F/76.8°F
11/9
Sunday
Patchy rain nearby
82.5°F/75.9°F
11/10
Monday
Sunny
81.6°F/73.5°F
11/11
Tuesday
Sunny
80°F/72.4°F
11/12
Wednesday
Sunny
77.6°F/68.4°F

Macau FAQ

Can US citizens travel to Macau?
Yes, U.S. citizens can travel to Macau for tourism and short-term visits without a visa for stays of up to 30 days. A U.S. passport with at least 90 days of validity remaining beyond your planned departure date is required. For stays longer than 30 days, a visa must be obtained in advance. U.S. citizens on a tourist visa are not permitted to work or study in Macau.
Is Macau a good destination for tourists?
Macau is an excellent destination for tourists, offering a unique fusion of Portuguese and Chinese cultures. Its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Historic Centre, iconic landmarks like the Ruins of St. Paul's, and distinctive cuisine make it a captivating place to visit. Visitors can explore historical sites, enjoy world-class entertainment and casinos, and indulge in vibrant shopping and dining experiences.
How many days are sufficient for a trip to Macau?
A single day can provide a glimpse of Macau's main highlights, such as Senado Square and the Ruins of St. Paul's. However, for a more relaxed exploration of the historic center, casinos, and its diverse culture, 2-3 days are recommended. If you wish to delve deeper into museums or explore further attractions like beaches or islands at a slower pace, 3-5 days would be ideal.
What makes Macau's culture unique?
Macau's unique culture stems from its history as a Portuguese colony, evident in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions, creating a distinct East-meets-West atmosphere. The Historic Centre of Macau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases historic churches, temples, forts, and squares that reflect this rich heritage. Must-see sites include the Ruins of St. Paul's, the A-Ma Temple, and Largo do Senado.
Is Macau an expensive place for tourists to visit?
Macau can be an expensive destination, particularly for those seeking Western dining or staying in luxury accommodations. However, it is possible to manage expenses by utilizing free attractions and seeking out more budget-friendly guesthouses and hotels, especially away from the Cotai Strip. Local eateries and casino shuttle buses can also help reduce costs.