The weather in the Canary Islands is set to change on Wednesday, 24 June 2026, with cloudier conditions in the morning giving way to brighter spells later in the day. The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) reports that while the mountainous areas will experience partly cloudy skies, other regions may see persistent cloud cover and light rain in the northern parts during the early hours.
From midday, skies are expected to clear, leading to more frequent sunny periods across the islands. Temperatures will remain similar to previous days, with Tenerife potentially reaching 28°C, while El Hierro’s minimums could drop to around 17°C.
In the morning, cloud cover will dominate, particularly in the north and areas facing the trade winds, although any light rain is anticipated to be weak and localised. Aemet notes that by midday, clear or partly cloudy skies should prevail.
Winds will generally be light, blowing from the north to north-east, but will be stronger in the central mountains, where they will come from the south-west. Coastal and low-lying areas can expect calm conditions, while higher elevations might see gustier winds.
In the province of Las Palmas, Wednesday’s forecast indicates cloudy skies in northern Gran Canaria, with cloud breaks expected after midday. There is a low chance of light rain in northern Gran Canaria, but any rainfall should be minimal.
Lanzarote and Fuerteventura will have cloudy intervals in the morning, clearing towards the afternoon. Overall temperatures in the province will likely remain steady, with Las Palmas de Gran Canaria reporting values between 21°C and 25°C.
Winds in the eastern province will be from the north-east at light to moderate intensity, with occasional stronger gusts possible in western and south-eastern areas, especially on Gran Canaria’s peaks, where they may also be noticeable in exposed locations.
In summary, the day will start cloudy with a slight chance of light rain, but conditions should improve by midday, bringing clearer skies and more sunshine across the Canary Islands.
