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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Regional Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria enjoys a mild, subtropical climate year-round. As shown in the live forecast above, today’s conditions are typical for this time of year – warm and mostly sunny with gentle breezes, though sea cloud can drift in during winter mornings.
What is the weather like in Las Palmas today and this week?
The live forecast above gives the most precise picture. In general, Las Palmas weather remains stable through the week, with highs rarely straying far from the 21–24 °C mark. Occasional northerly winds can bring a slight dip in feels-like temperature, especially in the shade, but rain is infrequent even in the wetter months.
- Daytime temperatures typically sit in the low-to-mid 20s °C, cooling to around 17–20 °C overnight.
- Sea breezes keep coastal areas fresh; inland spots like Maspalomas can be a degree or two warmer.
- If you’re checking las palmas weather 14 days ahead, expect similar patterns – long-range forecasts show little variation.
- The UV index is often moderate to high, even in winter, so sun protection is advisable.
How does the climate change through the year?
Las Palmas weather by month is remarkably consistent. The Canary Islands’ location off northwest Africa gives mild winters and warm summers, with very low rainfall from June to September.
- Winter (Dec–Feb): averages around 21 °C. Las Palmas weather December is pleasant, with occasional cloudy mornings but plenty of sunny spells.
- Spring (Mar–May): temperatures rise gradually to 24–25 °C; the trade winds drop, making it ideal for outdoor activities.
- Summer (Jun–Aug): highs reach 27–28 °C, occasionally a little more. Dry and bright, with reliable easterly winds.
- Autumn (Sep–Nov): remains warm into October; November sees a slight increase in cloud and light showers.
Frequently asked questions about Las Palmas weather
What is the best time to visit Las Palmas for good weather?
For guaranteed warmth and minimal rain, June to September offers the most consistent sunshine. But spring and autumn are also excellent – still warm, fewer crowds, and sea temperatures pleasant for swimming.
Is Las Palmas windy all year?
The prevailing north-east trade winds blow most of the year, especially in summer. They keep humidity low and make the heat feel more comfortable, but exposed beaches can be breezy. Calmer conditions occur in autumn.
How reliable are long-range forecasts for Las Palmas?
For las palmas weather 30 days or las palmas weather 25 days outlooks, patterns are broadly reliable thanks to the stable climate. However, exact day-to-day details (cloud cover, wind gusts) become less certain beyond 10–15 days.
For more UK-focused outlooks, see our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. If you are travelling to other island spots, Bristol Weather and Glasgow Weather pages offer contrasting conditions.