Malaria is an infectious disease transmitted by mosquitoes.The changes of various climate and environment factors,including global warming which has been becoming evident in recent decades,all may have impacts on the epidemic risk of this disease,causing the changes of malaria epidemic intensity and distribution as well as its vector distribution.This paper reviewed the advances of studies on the relationships between malaria transmission and general meteorological factors,the impacts of seasonal and interannual climate variations and extreme weather events on malaria,the possible impact on malaria already caused by climate change and the projection of climate change＇s impact on malaria in the future.