This is the weather you can expect to find in both the north and south coasts of Tenerife during each month of the year.
This is the weather you can expect to find in both the north and south coasts of Tenerife during each month of the year.
One of the most unusual weather phenomena we experience on Tenerife is calima, when a sand and dust filled cloud is blown over from North Africa.
It was a valuable lesson about the Tenerife where people lived and worked as opposed to the one on which to enjoy holidays...
There is one weather alert on Tenerife which regularly confuses people. As a result this can result in weather conditions being misreported in English. It's when there is an alert for costeras.
There have been loads of times I've heard or read comments about Tenerife's webcams showing exactly what the weather is like in various parts of the island.
This is the change of seasons, the period between the end of February and the end of March when the weather gods battle it out for control of the skies...
Tenerife is a subtropical island – that should tell anyone all they need to know about the climate across the island.
Nature is very good at providing information which is difficult to spin.
Anything that involves predicting what Mother Nature is going to do is never going to an exact science, but the weather forecasters here on Tenerife generally do a pretty impressive job.
Whilst the bulk of British visitors head to the southern side of Tenerife here are five reasons why I'm perched on a northern slope.