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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Gran Canaria enjoys a mild subtropical climate year-round. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions; expect daytime highs around 24°C on the south coast, with light trade winds and clear skies inland. Sea temperatures hover near 21°C, making it a reliable winter-sun destination.
What is the weather pattern for the coming days?
The short-term outlook, covering weather gran canaria 14 days from the live forecast, indicates settled conditions typical for this time of year. The south and west coasts stay warmest and sunniest, while the mountainous interior can be cloudier and cooler. For a more detailed outlook, check our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page, which includes extended Gran Canaria data. If you need a longer view, the gran canaria weather forecast 30 days suggests a continuation of mild, dry weather with occasional light breezes.
When is the best time to visit Gran Canaria?
The island offers pleasant weather year-round, but the peak season runs from November to April. In gran canaria weather december, average highs are 22°C and sea temperatures remain swimmable. By gran canaria weather april, temperatures climb to 24°C with longer daylight hours. For a month-by-month breakdown, see the gran canaria weather by month guide on our UK weather hub. The gran canaria weather 15 days outlook is especially useful for spring and autumn trips, when conditions change gradually.
Does it rain much in Gran Canaria?
Rainfall is low, especially on the south coast. The north and mountains see more showers, particularly between November and February. Most days remain dry and sunny.
What is the water temperature like?
Sea temperatures range from 19°C in winter to 23°C in summer. Swimming is comfortable year-round; a wetsuit can help in cooler months.
How windy is Gran Canaria?
Trade winds are common, especially on the east coast. The south and west are usually calmer. Wind speeds average 15–25 km/h, ideal for watersports.