The Canary Islands are set to begin the week under stable and largely settled weather conditions this Monday, 9 February 2026, according to the latest forecast from the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET). No significant weather disruptions are expected, with calm conditions prevailing across most of the archipelago.
Overall, skies will remain mostly clear, although some variations are forecast throughout the day depending on the island and altitude.
Cloud cover: high clouds later in the day
During the second half of the day, intervals of high cloud are expected to develop across parts of the archipelago. In addition, low cloud may appear more sporadically in the north of the mountainous islands, as well as in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, particularly during the night-time hours.
These low clouds are most likely to form at elevations below 1,100 to 1,300 metres, without bringing any significant rainfall.
Temperatures: stable, with local increases at higher elevations
Temperatures are expected to show little change compared to previous days, remaining mild and typical for this time of year. However, AEMET does not rule out slight local increases, which could become moderate in high-altitude areas, especially around Mount Teide.
Overall, conditions will remain comfortable across both coastal and inland areas.
Wind conditions: light breezes, stronger at altitude
Winds will generally blow lightly from the north, with the presence of local sea breezes on the higher islands. In Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, winds will be moderate from the north-west, gradually veering to the north during the afternoon.
At higher elevations and in exposed locations — such as the Caldera de Taburiente and particularly on Mount Teide — moderate north-westerly winds are expected. These conditions should be taken into account by those planning mountain or outdoor activities at altitude.
Expected temperatures in the island capitals
Mild temperatures are forecast in the provincial capitals:
- Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: minimum 18 °C, maximum 21 °C
- Santa Cruz de Tenerife: minimum 15 °C, maximum 22 °C
Outlook
In summary, Monday will be marked by calm and settled weather, with mostly clear skies, stable temperatures and winds that will only become noticeable in high-altitude and eastern island areas. It will be an ideal start to the week, with no significant weather-related disruptions expected across the Canary Islands.
