The weather in Tenerife and other Canary Islands

Over the last twenty years in the Canary Islands, a major destination for Europeans in search of warmer winters has been, without traveling too far.

Of course, weather is an important aspect of attempts for each site to establish itself as a tourist destination and the Canary Islands are almost unique in Europe to benefit from warmer and drier weather for most of the year. The length of the nice weather is also very important in terms of profitability as a resort canfor all companies that depend on tourism. In this context, the Canary Islands are among the best locations in Europe, with a long summer season, in addition to a busy season or winter.

This is also the location is unique in Europe, because they are more than 600 miles south of the front part of mainland Europe and are much closer to the countries of North Africa from Morocco and Western Sahara. And 'the Sahara desert, the dry climate in the Canary Islands takes and makes the possibilityThe rain is very low. The air that has crossed the vastness of the Sahara has been heated and dried before reaching the islands, which means that the temperature of the islands is very rarely something that can be described as cold. The wind from the Sahara dust clouds whip air can, however, and reach across the sea to the Canary Islands. These are more common during the months of February and March are usually not a big problem, at least not during the main periods of peak travelTask.

The systems of time that produce and control the area around the islands of several important components. In addition to the consequences of the Sahara, as already mentioned, the Atlantic Gulf Stream is also an important factor. This comes in the waters of the hot start in the Gulf of Mexico and moves quickly across the Atlantic to Europe and North-West Africa, where it re-circulates. The impact of the end of the Gulf Stream is theThe climate in this part of the world. More precisely, if the Gulf Stream comes in Europe is known as the North Atlantic Drift, and is divided into two parts. The northern part, which is upward along the west coast of Ireland to travel much warmer will help, while the southern component (also known as the current of Islands), has significantly less effect, because the temperatures are warmer earlier in this part of the Middle Atlantic.

Other than higherHeight volcanic areas that caused the creation of islands of about 3 million years ago, there are other high mountain somewhere in the vicinity of the Canary Islands. Thisprevents creation infrequent wet weather, of course, from the East, so that any form of rain clouds over the Atlantic and are usually headed for the islands from the west. Re-circulate the air warm Gulf Stream has the effect of diverting most of the systems of wet weather in the north, before they reach the Canary Islands,can lead to dry conditions for most of the time. Of course, the islands are not entirely without rain, otherwise we would have had much success in the field of agriculture. There are still a major producer of several crops such as bananas and tomatoes, but these are usually fruit, require long periods of dry sunny day, as often found on the islands. The most rainy months in the Canary Islands in December, with the summer months of June, July and August, with little rainall.

Is a function of temperature, have neither the cold. Average daytime temperatures rarely below 15 degrees Celsius in winter and daily maximum temperatures may be more than twenty degrees Celsius during part of the year.

The holiday island of Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and La Palma is unique to enjoy the weather conditions are among the European countries and as such are intended to remain as a popular tourist destinationObjectives for the coming years.