Which is the windy side of Tenerife?

Which are the windiest areas of Tenerife? The east coast of Tenerife tends to be windier than the south of the island. El Medano is popular for kitesurfing and there are a lot of kitesurfing schools around the area, so it’s an ideal place to stay if you’re interested in water sports.

Is the north of Tenerife always cloudy?

The South is sun-drenched, the North is murky: In comparison to the north, the south of Tenerife is warm and dry, which is a fact. However, the north of Tenerife can be cloudy, it can rain during the months of winter, but it isn’t its default setting.

Is it warm enough to sunbathe in Tenerife in January?

Sunshine hours Tenerife gets an average of 7 hours/day of sunshine in January, which means that for a winter month you still get a lot of hours to spend time on the beach or by the pool.

Is there a rainy season in Tenerife?

Rain is most likely between November and February, but the average six hours of daily sunshine and average peak temperatures above 21 °C. August is when most tourists visit. At any time of year Tenerife can experience Calima – a hot and dusty wind with origins in the Sahara.

Which part of Tenerife has the best weather?

Playa de Las Americas
Tenerife is a system of micro-climates, meaning that certain areas have fairly predictable weather year round. For the warmest weather possible, the obvious choices are the area around Playa de Las Americas/Los Cristianos in the south all the way up the south-western coast to Los Gigantes and Playa Santiago.

What is the least windy part of Tenerife?

The least windy area in Tenerife is in the South-East area the best resorts are Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas.

Which part of Tenerife gets the best weather?

When is the most severe weather in Tenerife?

The final, and potentially the most severe dust storm weather in Tenerife, also occurs at sea-level throughout late winter and the early spring months (February – March). In these particular dust storms, which are accompanied by strong south-easterly winds, the visibility is sometimes reduced to less than 200 metres.

What are the safety features of a 2014 Chevy Impala?

Neither the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety nor the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had crash-tested the 2014 Impala as of publication, but the sedan will likely be evaluated at some point. Safety features include antilock brakes and an electronic stability system, which are required on new vehicles.

What’s the weather like in Playa de las Americas?

What was the highest wind speed recorded in Tenerife?

This tropical storm was named ‘Delta’ and it would have been named a hurricane but it lost intensity before it passed by the Canary Islands. This cyclonic storm passed 90 nautical miles to the north of the Canary Islands and produced winds averaging 110 km/hr. The top wind speed recorded at sea-level at Tenerife was 147 km/hr.