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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Media Grid UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Gran Canaria’s daytime temperatures range from 21°C in winter to 28°C in summer, with the live forecast above showing today’s actual conditions. This means mild, stable weather year-round, making it a reliable choice for sun-seekers and outdoor travellers alike.
What is the weather in Gran Canaria by month?
Gran Canaria weather by month shows little seasonal swing: January lows hover around 15°C, rising to 22°C by April, then peaking at 28°C in August. The island’s south coast (Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés) stays 2–3°C warmer and drier than the north, where trade winds bring more cloud. For gran canaria weather december, expect 21°C highs and 15°C lows—still pleasant for winter breaks. Gran canaria weather april offers a sweet spot of 22–24°C, with fewer crowds.
How accurate are 14-day and 30-day forecasts?
For weather gran canaria 14 days, reliability is moderate: day 1–7 accuracy is high (80–85%), dropping to 60% by day 14. A gran canaria weather forecast 30 days provides only a general trend—temperature ranges and rainfall probability—not precise daily details. For better planning, check the weather in gran canaria 10 days, which combines model consistency with local sea-breeze effects. Gran canaria weather 15 days sits in a similar middle ground.
Is Gran Canaria always sunny?
No, but it is consistently dry. The south averages over 300 sunny days per year, while the north (Las Palmas) sees more cloud and occasional drizzle, especially between November and February.
What is the best month for warm sea temperatures?
September and October offer the warmest sea, around 23–24°C. Even in winter, the water stays at a comfortable 19–20°C, suitable for swimming.
Does Gran Canaria have hurricanes or storms?
Rarely. The island sits outside the main Atlantic hurricane belt. Storms are usually brief winter showers, with no tropical cyclone threats recorded in recent decades.
For comparison, see our UK weather hub, Tenerife Weather, and Lanzarote Weather. For UK-specific forecasts, check 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.