The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) forecasts a cloudy and unsettled Saturday across much of the Canary Islands, with conditions varying between islands and altitudes. While rainfall will be limited, occasional and scattered showers cannot be ruled out, especially in inland and western areas during the early morning and midday hours.
General forecast for the archipelago
Cloud cover will persist across the islands, with a greater concentration of clouds in the west and in inland zones. The rest of the islands will see alternating clear and cloudy intervals throughout the day.
Temperatures are expected to remain largely unchanged, though slight increases in maximum values are likely in high-altitude regions.
Winds will generally be light, with coastal breezes dominating in low-lying areas. At mid-altitude and mountain levels, westerly winds will prevail, becoming light to moderate on the central peaks.
Province of Las Palmas
For Saturday, 15 November 2025, AEMET forecasts the following conditions:
- Gran Canaria:
- Mostly clear skies with intervals of high clouds.
- Low clouds are expected in the west at dawn, and later in inland and eastern areas during the afternoon.
- Temperatures: minimal changes expected. Maximums could rise slightly in interior areas.
- Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: between 19°C and 25°C.
- Winds: light overall, with sea breezes on the coast and westerly flow inland and in the mountains.
- Lanzarote and Fuerteventura:
- Cloudy intervals at dawn, tending towards mainly clear skies later in the day, with occasional high clouds.
- Temperatures: little variation expected; slight increases possible inland.
- Winds: light, with breezes prevailing on the coast and westerly winds in the midlands and higher terrain.
The Canary Islands will experience a calm but cloudy Saturday, with mild temperatures and occasional drizzle possible, mainly in the western islands. Light winds and a mix of sun and cloud will dominate, while high-altitude areas may feel slightly warmer than in recent days.
