Weather in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

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Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain · 4m

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21°
Clear sky
Feels like
23°
Humidity
82%
Wind
6 km/h
Gusts
26 km/h
Pressure
1020 hPa
UV
0
24
Fair
PM2.5: 7.1 PM10: 11.7 O₃: 65

Marine conditions

Wave height
1.1 m
Wave direction
ENE (59°)
Wave period
5.9 s
Swell height
0.9 m
Swell period
5.1 s
AEMET

Beach forecast

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Hourly forecast

23:00 21° 16%
00:00 21° 12%
01:00 20° 10%
02:00 20° 9%
03:00 19° 9%
04:00 19° 9%
05:00 19° 10%
06:00 19° 11%
07:00 19° 12%
08:00 20° 13%
09:00 21° 15%
10:00 22° 16%
11:00 24° 17%
12:00 25° 19%
13:00 26° 20%
14:00 26° 21%
15:00 26° 22%
16:00 25° 23%
17:00 25° 23%
18:00 24° 23%
19:00 24° 22%
20:00 23° 20%
21:00 23° 17%
22:00 22° 14%
23:00 22° 11%
00:00 21° 8%
01:00 21° 6%
02:00 21° 5%
03:00 20° 5%
04:00 20° 5%
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06:00 20° 5%
07:00 21° 6%
08:00 21° 7%
09:00 22° 8%
10:00 23° 9%
11:00 24° 10%
12:00 25° 12%
13:00 26° 14%
14:00 26° 16%
15:00 25° 19%
16:00 25° 21%
17:00 24° 23%
18:00 24° 25%
19:00 23° 25%
20:00 23° 24%
21:00 23° 21%
22:00 23° 18%

16-day forecast

Today 13 Oct
19° 26°
28%
Tomorrow 14 Oct
19° 26°
23%
Thursday 15 Oct
20° 26°
25%
Friday 16 Oct
21° 26°
30%
Saturday 17 Oct
21° 27°
22%
Sunday 18 Oct
21° 27°
24%
Monday 19 Oct
21° 24°
19%
Tuesday 20 Oct
0° 0°
42%

Climate in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital of the province of the same name and co-capital of the Canary Islands, lies on the northeast coast of Tenerife, at the foot of the Anaga massif, barely above sea level. Its climate is subtropical oceanic, with very mild and stable temperatures throughout the year. The annual average temperature is about 21 °C, with summer highs of 29 °C and winter lows of 15 °C, one of the narrowest annual temperature ranges in Spain.

Annual rainfall is moderate, around 226 mm, concentrated between November and February. Summers are virtually dry. Santa Cruz enjoys approximately 2,900 hours of sunshine per year. The northeast trade winds keep summer temperatures moderate and bring moisture to the northern slopes of the island. A characteristic phenomenon is the calima, an intrusion of hot air and Saharan dust that can raise temperatures more than 10 °C above normal for several days.

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