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    THE WEATHER ON TENERIFE IN FEBRUARY

     

    The weather on Tenerife in February can be compared to spring in the United Kingdom. Anyone traveling to Tenerife in February is naturally interested in the climatic conditions and the type of weather that characterizes this subtropical region. To provide a realistic picture, we rely on meteorological data and long-term averages.

    As the largest island of the Canary Islands, Tenerife enjoys a subtropical climate with mild temperatures year-round. However, February shows differences in temperature and rainfall between the northern and southern partsof the island. Areas such as Las Cañadas del Teide, the Teide National Park, and Mount Teide itself experience high-altitude climate variations.

    The data presented in this article is based on long-term averages, meaning actual temperatures may fluctuate slightlybut significant deviations are unlikely.

    Temperatures

    Northern Tenerife
    Cooler and more humid than the south
    Average daytime minimum temperatures: 13°C to 18°C
    Night temperatures: around 10°C
    Frequent rainfall, contributing to lush green landscapes

    Southern Tenerife
    Warmer and drie than the north
    Daytime temperatures: 19°C to 26°C
    Night temperatures: around 15°C
    Less rainfall and more sunshine, making it ideal for outdoor activities

    The sea temperature around Tenerife in February averages 19°C, making it still possible to swim and enjoy the beaches.

    Daylight en sunshine

    The number of daylight hours increases throughout the month. February 1: 10 hours and 52 minutes, February 28: 11 hours and 35 minutes

    With over 3,000 hours of sunshine annually, Tenerife is Europe’s sunniest destination.
    Los Rodeos Airport (North Tenerife): 1,313 hours of annual sunshine, Tenerife South Airport: more than 3,000 hours annually.
    February is 27% cloudy, with clear skies 42% to 53% of the month – Rainfall occurs on an average of 2.61 days (9% of the month).

    Absolute Weather Statistics

    Maximum temperatures
    Average: 22°C, rarely dropping below 19°C or exceeding 24°C
    Coldest maximum temperature: 21°C, around February 11

    Minimum temperaturen
    Average: 16°C, rarely falling below 13°C or rising above 18°C

    Cloud cover
    February average: 28%
    February 18: Least cloudy day, with 98% clear skies

    Precipitation
    Average: 10-22 liters per m²
    Highest recorded: 37 liters per m²
    Chance of a rainy day: 9% (at least 1mm per m² of precipitation)

    Daylight increases
    By 42 minutes throughout February:
    Daily increase: 1 minute and 30 seconds
    Weekly increase: 10 minutes and 33 seconds
    Sunlight on February 1: 10 hours and 35 minutes
    Sunlight on February 29: 11 hours and 35 minutes

    Wind Conditions
    The northeastern trade winds are the predominant wind system affecting Tenerife.
    Southeastern coast: More wind exposure
    Western coast: Generally less wind
    Tenerife South Airport: Winds from an easterly direction occur 56% of the time

    More Information on Tenerife’s Weather

    For a detailed meteorological report (in Spanish), click HERE.
    For more insights into sunlight duration on Tenerife, check out our article DAYLIGHT ON TENERIFE.


    Guy Devos © Illustration

    The Weather in February on Tenerife ©

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    Guy Devos
    Guy Devoshttp://www.tenerifeconnect.com
    I have always given Tenerife a central place and have managed to weave the island into my texts within my editorial and journalistic network. The island, which I have been in love with for decades, has seduced me into writing three books, several reading pamphlets, and thousands of articles, columns, and prose. Information and news are the products, pen and paper are the tools, while engagement is the glue. I want to share the result with everyone. I had to discover it first, then I could articulate it because we are tied to our origins by a thousand threads. Not me..., I was just born in the wrong place. © All works are copyrighted. None of these works may be duplicated in any form without permission from the author.

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