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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tenerife currently sees daytime highs of 22–24°C and overnight lows of 16–18°C, with the live forecast above showing today’s specific range. This means mild, pleasant conditions typical of the Canary Islands’ subtropical climate.
What is the weather in Tenerife like this week?
For the next 7 days, expect mostly sunny skies with occasional cloud build-up over Mount Teide. Daytime temperatures hold steady at 22–25°C on the south coast, while the north (Puerto de la Cruz) runs 2–3°C cooler. The weather in tenerife 10 days outlook shows no significant rain, though a light breeze from the northeast keeps humidity comfortable. For longer planning, the tenerife weather forecast 30 days indicates similar stability, with no cold snaps likely.
How does the weather vary across the island and by month?
South-coast resorts such as tenerife weather las américas and tenerife weather adeje are typically sunnier and warmer than the north. By month, tenerife weather december averages 21°C highs and 15°C lows, while tenerife weather february is similar at 20–22°C, making winter the coolest but still beach-friendly period. For a full picture, see the tenerife weather by month data on our Gran Canaria Weather page, which follows a comparable pattern. The tenerife weather 14 days trend shows no dramatic shifts, so pack light layers and sun protection year-round.
Is Tenerife windy in winter?
Yes, particularly December to February, when the trade winds strengthen. The south coast (Adeje, Las Américas) is more sheltered than the north, but gusts rarely exceed 30 km/h, so outdoor dining remains comfortable.
Does Tenerife have microclimates?
Yes. Mount Teide creates a rain shadow: the north is greener and cloudier, the south drier and sunnier. A 30-minute drive can shift conditions from overcast to bright, especially in spring and autumn.
Can I swim in the sea in January?
Yes. Sea temperatures hover around 19–20°C in January, which is cool but swimmable for most. Southern beaches like Playa de las Américas have calmer water, and many hotels offer heated pools as backup.
For broader UK conditions, see our UK weather hub or the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. Compare Tenerife with Lanzarote Weather or Majorca Weather for alternative winter sun options.