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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tenerife’s daytime temperature today sits within a couple of degrees of 23 °C according to the live forecast above – a typical January high for the south coast, with the north usually a little cooler and cloudier.
What’s the weather like in Tenerife right now?
The live forecast above shows a settled pattern for the next few hours: light winds from the northeast, low humidity and clear skies along the western side of the island. In popular resorts such as Adeje and Las Américas you can expect wall‑to‑wall sunshine, while Santa Cruz and the north may see more cloud drifting off the Anaga mountains. If you’re checking weather in Tenerife for the next 10 days, the outlook here remains dry and warm, with only a small chance of a brief shower inland.
How does Tenerife’s weather change month by month?
Tenerife weather by month shows a very narrow annual range. Winter (December to February) brings daytime highs of 21–23 °C – so tenerife weather december and tenerife weather february are both reliably mild, with cooler evenings. From March the south starts to push above 24 °C, and July through September often reaches 29 °C or more. Sea temperatures stay pleasant enough for swimming year‑round, dropping to about 20 °C in February and rising to 24 °C in August.
Is Tenerife warm enough for a winter holiday?
Yes – daytime temperatures in January and February average 21–23 °C in the south. You’ll need a light jacket for evenings, but afternoons are perfect for sightseeing or the beach. For the latest conditions, always check the live forecast above.
Which part of Tenerife has the best weather?
The south coast – especially Adeje, Los Cristianos and Las Américas – gets far more sun than the north. The north is greener and often cloudier, especially in winter. The live forecast above reflects conditions typical of the south.
Can 30‑day forecasts for Tenerife be trusted?
Long‑range outlooks (tenerife weather forecast 30 days) give a general trend but are often inaccurate for specific days. For reliable planning, use the live forecast above and the 14‑day predictions from trusted sources such as the Met Office.
For a broader view of conditions across the Canaries, see our Gran Canaria weather and Lanzarote weather pages. Back in the UK, check the 10‑day weather forecast or the main UK weather hub.