Tenerife expects a Tuesday with cloudiness in the north and moderate wind

Aemet forecasts a stable day across the Archipelago with temperatures remaining steady and clear skies during central hours.

Generic image of a volcanic landscape in the Canary Islands with Mount Teide in the background.
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Generic image of a volcanic landscape in the Canary Islands with Mount Teide in the background.

The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) forecasts a day marked by cloudiness in the north of Tenerife this Tuesday, especially at the beginning and end of the day, with clear skies opening up during the central hours.

In the rest of the island, skies will remain mostly clear or sunny. Cloudiness in northern areas will stay below 900 or 1,000 meters in altitude. Regarding temperatures, no significant changes are expected across most of the territory, although an increase is forecast for mid-altitude areas and high zones.
In Santa Cruz de Tenerife, thermometers will range between 23 degrees minimum and 29 degrees maximum. While the environment will be warm in urban and coastal areas, maximum temperatures could experience a slight drop in some southwestern and eastern strips.
The wind will blow from the northeast with moderate intensity, with occasionally strong intervals on the southeast coast and the northwest end of the island. At the highest elevations of Teide, the wind will be light to moderate from the southwest, with the possibility of strong gusts during the early morning.
Meteorological stability will be the general trend across the Canary Islands, with clear skies in most islands and cloudiness concentrated on northern slopes during the first and last hours of the day.