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From here you can see the weather conditions in the Canary Islands, click the links below for live weather reports. The Canary Islands boast a fantastic sunny climate pretty much all year round with very little rain (although when it rains, it pours!)
The Canary Islands are an archipelago of seven islands, situated off the coast of North Africa.
They are volcanic islands with Mount Teide being the highest peak, on the island of Tenerife, rising to over 3000 metres. This high volcano is snow-capped most of the year, in marked contrast to the warm temperatures experienced in winter.
The hottest days in summer occur when hot dry air is blown over from the Sahara desert and reaches the islands. This air may sometimes be carry sand blown from the desert, this is locally known as 'Calima'. When it reaches the islands, it has a raised relative humidity and lower temperatures after it travels across the cool ocean water.
The northern shores of the islands are normally wetter than the sheltered southern coasts. Daily sunshine hours range from an average of six in winter to as many as eleven in the summer months.
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