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This live weather report is brought to you by a private weather station situated at La Concha (in between Playa Honda and Arrecife) and courtesy of Lanzarote Webcam. This is the best weather report I have seen for the island! You can even subscribe for a daily report by email or follow them on twitter (@lanzaweather) – what a fantastic service. |
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Lanzarote has a lovely all year round climate, the temperature chart below shows the average minimum and maximum temperatures for each month, in the coldest months of January and February the temp can drop to 14 degrees over night and up to 22 in the day, in the hottest months July through to September, the evening temperatures are 20 degrees celsius and the daytime an average of 29 but can reach into the 40’s. |
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You can find a daily weather forecast for Lanzarote during the weekdays on our Facebook page LanzaroteInformation.
The month of January brought beautiful warm and sunny weather for most days resulting in an alert being issued for the lack of rainfall in the Canary Islands and Spain this winter. The average daytime temperature was 20 degrees, there were one or two cloudy days and a couple of rain showers but for the most part the month has been amazing. Two yellow alerts were issued for fenómenos costeros on the 1st and 17th January for waves of 3 to 4 metres. Lanzarote’s certainly proved itself as a warm weather winter training base for athletes so far in 2012. Check out the previous years weather reports during January: January 2011 - Weather in Lanzarote January 2010 - Weather in Lanzarote Below are the weather forecasts posted during the month of January: read more » |
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Normally we receive alerts from the weather men for heavy downpours during the winter months of December to February for the Canary Islands.
This year we are almost at the end of January and still waiting…….today’s alert is actually for the lack of rainfall! The Canary Islands are extremely dry after a lack of rainfall in December particularly affecting Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura According to a spokesman from AEMET (Agencia Estatal de Meteorología) Spain has only received a third of the rainfall expected in the past year, December has been very dry throughout the country which has only increased during January. Although less rainfall read more » |
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