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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 15 June 2026 by the National Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Gran Canaria enjoys a mild subtropical climate with warm temperatures year‑round. The live forecast above shows current conditions, but for planning, expect averages around 21°C in winter and 26°C in summer, with plenty of sunshine.
What is the weather like in Gran Canaria by month?
The island sees little seasonal variation. Winter months (December to February) are pleasantly warm, with daytime highs near 22°C – ideal for escaping colder UK weather. Gran Canaria weather December typically offers 18–22°C and six hours of sun. Spring warms quickly; gran canaria weather april averages 23°C with increasing sunshine. Summer (June–September) peaks around 28°C, cooled by trade winds. Autumn remains warm into November. For a full breakdown, see gran canaria weather by month data – the island rarely dips below 18°C even in January.
How accurate are longer-range forecasts for Gran Canaria?
Forecasts beyond a week give a reliable trend rather than exact temperatures. A weather gran canaria 14 days outlook will show the general pattern of sun and occasional cloud. For planning trips, a weather in gran canaria 10 days forecast is more dependable. Some services offer a gran canaria weather forecast 30 days or gran canaria weather 15 days – useful for spotting settled spells, but always check the live forecast above closer to travel.
When is the best time to visit Gran Canaria?
For reliably warm, dry weather, May to October is ideal. Winter remains pleasant (21°C) and less crowded, making it a popular choice for December sun.
Does it rain much in Gran Canaria?
Rain is infrequent, especially from April to October. The wettest months are December and January, but even then you’ll see mostly short showers rather than prolonged downpours.
How windy is Gran Canaria?
Trade winds from the northeast bring a light breeze, especially on the south coast. It’s rarely strong enough to spoil beach days, but can feel cooler in exposed spots.
For more UK holiday weather, see our UK weather hub or compare with Tenerife Weather.