The State Meteorological Agency forecasts very cloudy skies that will evolve to overcast on Tuesday in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with temperatures between 23 and 26 degrees.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria wakes up this Tuesday with very cloudy skies that will become overcast throughout the day, according to the forecast from the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET). Temperatures will remain stable, with minimums of 23 degrees and maximums of 26, unchanged from Monday.
The wind will blow from the north, which will slightly alleviate the feeling of stuffiness in the Gran Canaria capital. The maximum thermal sensation will hover around 27 degrees, according to AEMET data.
Wednesday and Thursday: more clouds and similar temperatures
Looking ahead to Wednesday, the trend continues: abundant clouds and temperatures with little variation, with maximums of 26 degrees and minimums of 23. The wind will continue blowing from the north, with moderate intensity.
No precipitation is expected on Thursday, although the sky will remain cloudy throughout the day. Temperatures will rise slightly, with a maximum of 27 degrees and minimums of 23. The wind, again from the north, will be constant.
Weekend: very cloudy skies and pleasant temperatures
AEMET anticipates very cloudy skies in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria for Saturday and Sunday. Maximum temperatures will be around 26 degrees on Saturday and similar on Sunday, while minimums will drop to 22 degrees. The northern wind will continue to be a feature.
In the rest of the municipalities on the island, the situation will be similar. In Telde, the skies will be cloudy in the morning and will tend to clear by the end of the day, with temperatures between 21 and 27 degrees. In Santa Lucía de Tirajana, the day will be clear and warmer, with minimums of 22 and maximums of 31 degrees.
For residents of the capital, the recommendation is to wear a light jacket in the morning and protect themselves from the sun during the central hours, as UV radiation will be high. The absence of rain allows for planning outdoor activities without setbacks.
AEMET reminds that these data are provisional and may be updated. It is recommended to check the official forecast before traveling or making plans that depend on the weather.
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