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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Fuerteventura enjoys daytime highs of 21°C to 29°C year-round, with the live forecast above showing the current conditions. As the closest Canary Island to the Sahara, it stays warm and dry, though trade winds keep it comfortable even in peak summer.
How does the weather vary by season?
Winter (December–February) brings average highs of 21–23°C, making fuerteventura weather december and fuerteventura weather january ideal for escaping northern chills. Fuerteventura weather february remains similar, with lows around 15°C. Spring (fuerteventura weather march) sees a gradual climb to 24°C, while summer (June–September) peaks at 28–29°C. Autumn stays warm into October. For planning, fuerteventura weather by month shows minimal rainfall – under 25mm in any month – and over 3,000 hours of sunshine annually. Extended outlooks are available via 10-day forecasts and fuerteventura weather 30 days projections.
What should visitors expect day to day?
Wind is the main feature – especially on the east coast – so a light jacket is useful even in summer evenings. Water temperatures range from 19°C in winter to 23°C in autumn, pleasant for swimming. Cloud cover is rare; when it appears, it often clears by midday.
Is Fuerteventura windy all year?
Yes, trade winds blow consistently, especially from May to October. Wind speeds average 20–25 km/h along the coast, which moderates heat and makes it popular for water sports.
When is the rainiest month?
December and January see the most rain – around 20–25mm over a few days. Showers are brief and often fall at night; even the wettest month still offers plenty of sun.
Can I check a 15‑day outlook?
Yes, fuerteventura weather 15 days forecasts are available from most major weather services. Although accuracy drops beyond seven days, they give a useful trend for temperature and wind.
For comparison, see Lanzarote weather or Gran Canaria weather to choose your Canary Island destination.