THURSDAY WEATHER: Light haze and warmer temperatures across the Canaries
A light haze will linger across the Canary Islands today, Thursday, with occasional strong gusts of wind and a slight increase in temperatures, according to the latest weather forecasts from AEMET.
Northeasterly winds will remain moderate overall, but could become strong at times, particularly along north-west and south-east coasts of the islands.
At sea, winds will also come from the north-east, occasionally shifting easterly, with strengths between force 3 and 6 depending on the area. Conditions will be rough, with moderate to heavy swells and a northerly sea running at 1 to 2 metres.
Island-by-Island Forecast for Thursday 2nd April 2026:
Tenerife
Clear overall, with some early cloud in the north-east. Light calima at higher levels will clear as the morning progresses. Temperatures will drop slightly in the north and increase slightly in the south. Moderate north-easterly winds with occasional strong gusts along the south-east coast.
General temperature range: Low of 16°C and a high of 24°C.
Gran Canaria
Generally clear, with a chance of light high-level calima easing through the morning. Temperatures will mainly remain stable, with some locally moderate increases. Moderate north-easterly winds, occasionally strong along north-west and south-east coasts.
General temperature range: Low of 17°C and a high of 23°C.
Lanzarote
Clear skies throughout the day. Minimum temperatures will remain largely unchanged, while maximum temperatures dip slightly. Moderate north-easterly winds with stronger intervals inland, increasing overnight.
General temperature range: Low of 16°C and a high of 24°C.
Fuerteventura
Mostly clear. Minimum temperatures steady, with a slight drop in the west and a slight rise in the east. Moderate north-easterly winds, stronger at times inland and in western areas, picking up overnight.
General temperature range: Low of 16°C and a high of 24°C.
Please note:
It’s important to remember that the Canary Islands are full of microclimates due to the mountainous areas. This means all forecasts and temperatures are general for the island, and not location specific. It will generally be cooler at altitude up mountains, and warmer in sheltered coastal areas, and can be very different just a few kilometres away.
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