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Calima History in Lanzarote

Historical data from 2023 to 2026 · Updated daily

Lanzarote averages ~116 calima days/year, peaking in Feb, Dec, Jan. 2026 is on track with the historical average.

Best Time to Visit

Spring
Mar – May
2 out of 5 stars
~5.8
calima days/month
High Risk
Best time
Summer
Jun – Aug
2 out of 5 stars
~6.2
calima days/month
High Risk
Autumn
Sep – Nov
2 out of 5 stars
~11.9
calima days/month
High Risk
Winter
Dec – Feb
2 out of 5 stars
~14.8
calima days/month
High Risk
Most calima

💡 Spring is the best time to visit, with the clearest skies and lowest calima probability.

2026 through May 1

On track
46 calima days~44 expected by this date

Calima Days by Month (2023-2026 average)

12.0Jan
15.5Feb
5.3Mar
11.5Apr
0.5May
5.0Jun
4.7Jul
9.0Aug
8.0Sep
13.0Oct
14.7Nov
17.7Dec

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MonthCalima DaysMax PM10Avg PM10
January610024
February1334260
March1141053
April1631452
May01313

Notable Historical Episodes

Moderate Calima - Dec 2023

December 15, 2023

220
µg/m³

Winter 2023-24 episode onset. Part of prolonged dust season.

Source: AEMET Resumen Climatológico

Severe Calima - Mar 2022

March 15, 2022

450
µg/m³

Eastern Canaries affected by same system.

Source: CSIC 2024 study, Copernicus CAMS

Supercalima 2020

February 23, 2020

2100
µg/m³

Eastern islands hit hardest. Near-zero visibility reported.

Source: CSIC 2024 study

Events from official sources (AEMET, CSIC). Values may differ from calendar view which uses model data.

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