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Today - 21st November 2024
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Tomorrow - 22nd November 2024
Sunrise 07:23
Sunset 17:58
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Costa Teguise
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Your Time: Time in Costa Teguise: 11:03
11:00 AM, Thu 21st Nov
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Temp feels like26°C78°F
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Length of day10h 35m
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Pressure30" (1021 hpa)
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Visibility10 km (6miles)
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Wind speed16 km/h
Sunrise 07:23
Sunset 17:58
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Temp feels like:
26ºC (78 ºF)
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Length of day:
10h 35m
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Pressure:
30" (1021 hpa)
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Visibility:
6 miles (10 km)
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Wind speed:
16 km/h
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Weather Costa Teguise , Lanzarote
Costa Teguise enjoys year round warmth with hot summers and warm winters with the slight temperature differences rising or falling during spring and autumn. It is situated on the southeast corner of Lanzarote - one of the Canary Islands. While the Canaries are part of Spain, they sit hundreds of miles south of the mainland off the west coast of Africa. The climate is much milder than expected at this latitude due to the surrounding ocean: its winds and the 'Canary Current'. Lanzarote is the easternmost island putting it closest to Africa. This makes it the hottest and driest of the islands as wind from mainland Africa, home to the Sahara, blows onto Lanzarote before the other islands. The aridity this leads to is partially accountable for the alien landscape of the island, often compared to Mars and the moon. However, the other contributing factors are the numerous volcanoes, many of them live, which dot the island.
Costa Teguise is a purpose-built resort and the smallest, most recently developed of Lanzarote's three main resorts. 'Purpose-built' brings thoughts of mass tourism and of course all local business is geared towards the tourist trade. However, the beaches remain unspoilt and building regulations mean there are no monstrous mega-resorts looming at the seafront.
Spring Weather in Costa Teguise
In spring, which can be defined as March and April, temperatures will continue to rise as summer approaches. The average high temperature is 22°C in March and 23°C in April. If you are not a fan of the humidity this season season will definitely be the best time to visit Costa Teguise for you. The air is usually driest around March, with relative humidity levels typically staying around a mildly humid 61%, three days out of four. Rainfall tends to lessen compared with the winter months when the precipitation levels drop from 20mm in February to only 11mm in March. However expect some April showers with an average precipitation level of 16mm. Both March and April have long sunny days so there's no need to worry that you won't be getting a healthy looking tan on your spring holiday. The average daylight hours are 10 hours each day so you can spend lots of time laying on the beach. If you like it hot but believe in the concept of 'too hot' then spring is an excellent time to plan your holiday.
Summer Weather in Costa Teguise
Summer, which we describe here as lasting from May to August, is hot and dry. Temperatures slowly work their way up through the 20s to a peak of 28°C in August, which is usually the hottest month. At the beginning of the season night time temperatures cool to the high teens but in the peak months it stays up around 21°C. The northeast trade winds that blow throughout the year and make Costa Teguise a favourite with windsurfers help to temper the heat so it rarely feels uncomfortably hot. However, if an easterly wind blows from Africa the temperature can soar into the high 30s.
In Costa Teguise the highest average wind speed is 18mph (a fresh breeze), which on average occurs around July 16th. However, if you are worried about the wind affecting your holiday, you needn't be as Bastian Beach is an ideal spot for families, as it is easily accessible, clean, safe and protected from the wind at all times of the year.
From June through until August there is almost no rain; it literally averages at 0mm per month sunshine levels are good, peaking for the year at nine hours per day from May till August. It has also been proved that as a whole the Canary Islands receive more than 3000 hours of sunlight a year, making it one of the sunniest places on earth!
On average, the cloud cover during summertime tends to be very low. The least cloudy part of the year in Costa Teguise starts around early June and lasts until the end of September. August 9th is predicted to the day of the year with the clearest skies, with the skies being clear, or mostly clear, 58% of the time, so you definitely won't have to worry about any cloud cover stopping you from topping up your tan while on holiday.
Summer is generally the preferred season due to the endless heat and sun. If you like it really hot then between July and August is the best time to go.
Autumn Weather in Costa Teguise
Autumn can be classed as falling in September and October. In these months the temperature starts to drop very slightly by a few degrees. However, the drop is negligible and September is still very hot with an average temperature of 24°C which makes it a great time to plan your holiday. October is slightly cooler still with an average temperature of 22°C. The autumn months are the best time to visit if you're keen to do lots of sea swimming on your holiday, with the waters feeling a lovely warm 22°C at this time. Rainfall picks up just a little in these months but will provide a refreshing break from the sunshine having said that, the average precipitation levels in Spetember and October are only a low 9-10mm. The wetness in the air can make the atmosphere feel quite humid in autumn, whilst the air is likely to be most humid around September 24th, when humidity levels are expected to rise to 84% three days out of four on average.
Winter Weather in Costa Teguise
Winter, as we class it, falls during November to February in Costa Teguise. The winter months see a pleasant average high of around 21°C and an average low of 15°C. The wind can often make this feel much cooler and you'll certainly need an extra layer. However, again a westerly wind can blow and push the temperatures up into the mid 20s. December and January record on average 25mm to 26mm of rain. This might make the Brits weep but this is the highest rainfall Costa Teguise sees! It quickly peters to negligible levels.
The sea temperature is quite stable throughout the year and is still just warm enough for swimming at an average of 18°C in its coldest period. In contrast the sea is only a little bit warmer in the summer, where temperatures tend to fluctuate between 21°C and 22°C from June.
Sunbathing is slightly restricted as the heat is not great enough for much of the day. You may also find that outdoor pools are too cold to swim in as they don't have enough time to warm up after the tepid nights. This is off season and as this is a tourist town it gets very empty. This may be exactly what you want and you can feel smug about the bargains of off peak accommodation and flights.
Furthermore, if you are thinking of visiting Costa Teguise in the winter months you won't have to worry about any snowfall, as snow is exceptionally unlikely to fall on the resort at any time of the year.
Overall, Costa Teguise is an exciting place to visit at any time or any season, as it boasts a spring-like climate throughout the year.
Weather Hazards
Earlier and later in the season the odd storm will break but will usually only last for a short time. More likely than rainstorms are sandstorms; these get blown over from mainland Africa and can really disrupt your holiday. They reduce visibility and can bring all transport to a halt. They are also rather painful to be caught out in. If this is the case, the best option is to stay inside until the sandstorm passes.
