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Malta when it rains
It’s only raining very little during the summer in Malta. In winter therefore much more.
In Malta there are two kinds of rain, no rain at all or very strong rain.
The streets are mutating to small rivers and the valleys are flooded full of water. It can happen that the traffic will stop for a few hours. Maltese drivers are normally not mean and are cautious not to drive crazy through the puddles if pedestrians are walking beside – so everything in Malta is slowing down if it rains.
| Month | Rainy days |
| January | 12 |
| February | 8 |
| March | 6 |
| April | 3 |
| May | 2 |
| June | 0 |
| July | 0 |
| August | 0 |
| September | 3 |
| October | 6 |
| November | 9 |
| December | 13 |
The wastewater-system
Malta owns an old wastewater-system. During the summer months, when it rains very little it is adequate. But during the winter season it overflows in almost any site. The water is directly directed into the sea. In the bays you can clearly see the dirt washed into the sea from the streets - it’s somehow disgusting sometimes. There is no reason for improvements, because it affects only for a few days a year and it doesn’t influence the main income of the state, tourism.
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Sights in Mdina and Rabat
The whole city of Mdina is worth seeing. The city consists of many small alleys, a huge city wall with three gates, a very nice cathedral (from inside as well as outside), an observation platform (from there you have a nice view over the northern part of Malta), and much, much more. Rabat whereas is a modern city. There are also some nice sights, as the St. Paul’s Church and Grotto, the Museum of Roman Antiquities and the St. Paul’s Catacombs. While Rabat is a bit more vital, Mdina offers more culture and history. Have fun looking through the pages.
Dingli Cliffs
Short information about the Dingli Cliffs: At Dingli Cliffs there is a nice foot path - doesn’t lie to close to the edge of the cliff so you don’t need to be scared. However, there are no barriers which can stop you from going to the edge – so every care should be taken. It’s quite windy most of the time, so you should dress accordingly. There is also a small cafe.
Ferry-Connection Malta-Italy | Italy-Malta
Direct ferry connections between Italy and Malta exist with Genoa, Salerno as well as Sicily (Pozzallo, Palermo, and Catania).
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