Teide summit
3,715 m
11° 10°
Feels like: 11° / 10°
Coastal weather is not enough for a Teide trip. Compare the summit, Izaña and cable-car level, then check wind, precipitation and official warnings.
This page uses AEMET's dedicated Teide mountain bulletin—not a nearby coastal municipality. It is a forecast, not a live cable-car operating status.
Sun 2 Aug
Partly cloudy
3,715 m
11° 10°
Feels like: 11° / 10°
2,371 m
22° 21°
Feels like: 22° / 21°
2,356 m
24° 21°
Feels like: 24° / 21°
Wind at 1,500 m
NE 30 km/h
Wind at 3,000 m
E 20 km/h
Freezing level
5,000 m
Sun 2 Aug
Partly cloudy
Mon 3 Aug
Clear
Tue 4 Aug
Clear
Wed 5 Aug
Clear
Wind can stop operations even under blue sky. Check the operator's live status separately before driving up.
Use the 3,715 m value for the summit. It can feel far colder than the cable-car base, and permits do not guarantee suitable conditions.
Snow, ice, calima and strong wind can change access quickly. Recheck official notices on the morning of the trip.
Mountain weather changes quickly. This forecast helps with planning, but official closures, warnings and operator updates take priority.
Use the cable-car base for the lower station area, Izaña for nearby high plateau conditions and the summit value for Pico del Teide. Altitude matters more than distance here.
No. The summit can be cold and windy while the coast is warm and calm. Always use a mountain forecast for a Teide visit.
No. It shows the AEMET mountain forecast. Check the cable-car operator's live status and official park notices before departure.
Official AEMET forecast
Updated 1 Aug, 17:27