Understanding the weather is key to safe and enjoyable flying. In this category, we explore the specific meteorological conditions that affect Paragliding in Gran Canaria and throughout The Canary Islands. Learn how wind, thermals, convergence, and local microclimates shape your flight experience. Whether you’re a student pilot or an experienced flyer, our guides and insights will help you make better decisions in the air. Stay informed with weather breakdowns, flying tips, and updates tailored to the paragliding scene on the island.
Discover the Unique Microclimates of the Canary Islands The Canary Islands rise dramatically from the seabed as stunning columns of volcanic rock, reaching heights of nearly 4,000 meters, all within […]
Learn about convergence with Canary Islands as a backdrop. What is Convergence of Air Masses? When two air masses coming from opposite directions meet, convergence takes place. Since this phenomenon […]
Because of the action of the Sun, the closer the air is to the Equator, the warmer it will get. As it gets warm, it expands and rises, so pressure […]
In the most superficial layer of the Earth it is normal for the temperature to fall as we climb but there are certain layers where the opposite occurs, if we […]
Anticyclones or high pressure centers are found between the subtropical and mild areas of the planet. The Azores anticyclone usually spreads throughout the North Atlantic and focuses on the so-called […]