Gran canaria climate march: Average weather March in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
Green Hysland Workshop in Gran Canaria: Exchange on green hydrogen and island systems
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After Cres, Gran Canaria is the second stop on Green Hysland’s Tour of European islands – its ‘Transferability Roadshow’, aiming to disseminate information on the project, but also to establish synergies and engage with other stakeholders of the green hydrogen sector.
Our host, the Canary Islands Institute of Technology (ITC), has been developing innovative solutions to increase Renewable Energy Sources (RES) penetration in small and weak insular electrical grids for over 25 years. Green hydrogen quickly presented itself as an interesting technology.
ITC’s Facilities in Pozo Izquierdo are home to the first hydrogen activities ever in the Canary Islands. We started our activities on hydrogen technologies 20 years ago with feasibility studies. We jumped to technical installations 16 years ago. We are also advising our local administrations with their energy transition plan and new hydrogen strategy.
Gonzalo Piernavieja, Technical Director of the Canary Islands Institute
ITC’s vast experience was further demonstrated first by Santiago Díaz Ruano, who presented the green hydrogen roadmap in the Canary Islands, embodied in the document prepared by the Institute together with the rest of the support strategies for the Canary Islands Energy Transition Plan ( PTECan 2030) led by the Ministry of Ecological Transition, Climate Change and Territorial Planning of the Government of the Canary Islands.
Later during the day, Salvador Suárez García, head of the Renewables Department at ITC showed the steps the Technological Centre is taking in the implementation of infrastructures for research and testing of new renewable fuels for sustainable mobility, especially aimed at public transport. A key project currently under development in this domain is Biogreenfinery (Green Hydrogen for biorefinery), co-funded by the EU’s Recovery Aid Fund and the regional government of the Canaries.
The biorefinery will operate in a self-consumption regime isolated from the grid through a hybrid wind-photovoltaic-biodiesel system that will provide the renewable energy necessary to produce hydrogen and synthesis fuels derived from it. This biorefinery will be the first in the Canary Islands to operate in isolated network conditions.
The workshop aimed to bring together ITC representatives with experts from the Green Hysland project, in order to compare their experience and discuss how to accelerate the decarbonization of islands through green hydrogen technologies. Green Hysland was represented by Enagas Renovable, Redexis, CALVERA, University La Laguna, and the Spanish Hydrogen Association (Aeh3).
Carlos Navas Pérez (Enagas Renovable), the coordinator of the project, first laid the ground by explaining the context in which Green Hysland was developped and the structure of the pilot: 2 PV plants to produce the green hydrogen, a pipeline to distribute the hydrogen to different end-user applications (hotel, municipal building, transport applications, port), and some of the h3 to be injected into the natural gas distribution network.
Most of these activities will be in operation in the course of 2023. By the end of the project (december 2025), Green Hysland hopes to avoid 21,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.
When developing a green hydrogen project, it is essential to have some procedures in place to manage the administative processing. As explained by Pablo Martínez Fondón from Redexis, there is a quite diverse picture on the current status of national legal and technical framework in regards to hydrogen implementation in Europe. In Spain, a lot of national decrees were introduced since the start of the Green Hysland project in order to simplify the procedures.
Green Hysland was a first timer. It opened the way and even anticipated the establishment of the necessary regulatory frameworks.Pablo Martínez Fondón, Innovation Operational Support at Redexis
Moving to technical considerations, David Capapey shared the large experience of Calvera on the storage and transport of high-pressure hydrogen through several projects they are involved in.
Calvera is a leading manufacturer of h3 equiments in Europe who dedicates a part of its revenues on research, and carefully studies the needs and requirements of each project, in order to adapt the design of their equiments accordingly. In Green Hysland, they are provide two tube trailers to distribute the green h3 to the different end-users. In addition, they will also provide the storage unit for the Port of Palma as well as an uploading panel to reload the storage from the tube trailer and supply the hydrogen to the fuel cell. Therefore, integration of all equiments is key for this kind of hydrogen projects.
The presentation of Ricardo Luis Guerrero Lemus, professor at University La Laguna, allowed to give the perspective of a Follower Territory of Green Hysland. These seven Territories aim to replicate the Mallorca pilot, and the first step in this regard is analysis of the local situation through different studies. Ricardo thus presented the current situation in Tenerife and the Canary Islands, and the potential for the increase of RES penetration and production of hydrogen on the island.
There is no such thing as hydrogen economy, but rather a energy economy. Hydrogen will be a facilitator for introducing more and more renewable energy into the system and is not an objective per se. The objective is to make sure we go towards a green future, and green hydrogen will help us to get there.Enrique Girón, Technical director at Spanish Hydrogen Association (Aeh3)
Our last speaker of the day, Enrique Girón (Aeh3) started with this powerful statement. For a fast transition into hydrogen technologies, he argued that even though these technologies are advanced and some are already in the market, research and development is crucial in order to continue to improve them and to decrease the costs. Regarding islands, each one is different and stakeholders have to understand their energy and storage capacities.
Onsite participants had the privilege to participate in an open discussion on challenges and opportunities related to the topic, and to visit ITC Facilities and innovation projects in Pozo Izquierdo which deal with RES production and storage, but also biotechnology (production and processing of marine microalgae) and innovation/support to entrepreneurship.
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Why the world needs a new deal to protect nature
Environment
COP15: Why the world needs a new deal to protect nature
About 195 countries from Dec 7 will be tasked with finalising a new global biodiversity deal to halt damage to ecosystems, similar to the 2015 Paris Agreement
Reuters
Published : 28 Nov 2022, 12:49 PM
Updated : 28 Nov 2022, 12:49 PM
Hard on the heels of this month’s fractious COP27 climate talks in Egypt, exhausted environmentalists are shifting their attention to another upcoming UN green summit, known as COP15.
At the Dec 7-19 gathering in Montreal, about 195 countries will be tasked with finalising a new global biodiversity deal to halt damage to plants, animals and ecosystems – similar to the 2015 Paris Agreement to tackle climate change.
Hit by pandemic delays and moved from China due to COVID-19 restrictions, negotiations on the nature protection pact took place in March and June, but observers have been frustrated by their slow progress.
Boosting conservation and management of natural areas, such as parks, oceans, forests and wildernesses, is seen as crucial to safeguarding the ecosystems on which humans depend and to limiting global warming to internationally agreed targets.
Here’s what to expect from COP15 – the 15th conference of parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) – and what it aims to achieve:
WHAT IS THE CONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY?
Signed at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992 and later ratified by about 195 countries – not including the United States – the UN convention is designed to safeguard plant and animal species, and ensure natural resources are used in sustainable ways.
It also seeks “fair and equitable sharing” of the benefits from natural genetic material, used in everything from medicines to new crop varieties.
That means ensuring indigenous people and countries that are home to biological riches gain from their exploitation.
“COP15 is absolutely vital to reversing the nature crisis we’re witnessing,” said Margaret Kuhlow, finance lead at green group WWF International.
“This is the moment we’ve all been waiting for – for world leaders to finally come together and agree on the next decade of conservation targets and take actions to reverse biodiversity loss to protect and preserve our life on Earth,” she added.
China holds the COP15 presidency, although the summit will take place in Montreal, the seat of the CBD secretariat, as Beijing continues to grapple with COVID-19.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will attend COP15, despite China’s plan not to invite heads of state – a decision criticised by green groups. Chinese President Xi Jinping is not expected to go.
WHY IS IMPROVING NATURE PROTECTION SO IMPORTANT?
People depend on nature, from oceans to wildernesses, to supply them with clean air and water – and to regulate rainfall that is vital for growing food crops. When ecosystems are harmed, their basic life support services can falter, scientists say.
And because plants absorb planet-heating carbon dioxide to grow, strengthening conservation is widely seen as one of the cheapest and most effective ways to slow climate change.
But forests and other ecosystems are still being destroyed, often to expand agriculture and production of commodities like palm oil, soybeans and beef, to feed a growing world population.
“Human activities are causing the largest loss of life on Earth since the extinction of dinosaurs,” said Toerris Jaeger, head of the Rainforest Foundation Norway.
“Our behaviour and the way we produce and consume are putting at least 1 million species at risk of extinction according to science, more than ever before in human history.”
WHAT IS COP15 AIMING TO ACHIEVE?
The summit hopes to set both long-term nature-protection goals for mid-century, as well as shorter-term targets for 2030, and to push for those to be enshrined in national policies.
That mostly did not happen with previous global targets to slash biodiversity loss, set in 2002 and 2010, which were largely missed. They also suffered from a lack of finance.
Global annual spending to protect and restore nature on land needs to triple this decade to about $350 billion by 2030, a UN report said last year.
The need for more money to help developing nations meet the goals of any new nature deal has been a sticking point during the talks, although China launched a new fund for that purpose.
Other COP15 focus areas include recognition of the rights and leadership of indigenous peoples and local communities in safeguarding biodiversity, and phasing down or reallocating subsidies that are harmful to nature.
There has been wide support for a central pillar of the planned nature pact: a goal to conserve at least 30% of the planet’s land and oceans by 2030, known as “30×30”.
It has now gained the backing of at least 110 nations, a big boost from 70 a year ago, leaders said at the COP27 climate summit.
WHICH COUNTRIES ARE LEADING THE PUSH FOR A NEW NATURE PACT?
Countries calling for more ambitious nature protection from COP15 include Canada, European Union states, Costa Rica, Colombia and Britain, according to conservationists.
Some officials have called for stronger political leadership from China to ensure a successful outcome.
The United States never ratified the original CBD treaty and so does not play a formal role in negotiations, although it will send a delegation to COP15 and recently appointed Monica Medina as special envoy for biodiversity and water resources.
In addition, President Joe Biden has pledged to protect at least 30% of US land and coastal waters by 2030, as part of the broader international campaign for 30×30.
Many developing countries, however, have yet to back the goal, hoping to extract more money from richer nations, which rely on the commodities poorer states supply, observers say.
And some political leaders are still betting on exploitation of their countries’ natural resources to lift people out of poverty – especially after the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The largest risks are distracted global leaders, some outright opponents of ambitious action on biodiversity, and the failure of wealthy nations to provide adequate financing to implement an agreement,” said Brian O’Donnell, director of the U.
S.-based Campaign for Nature.
“Several wars and regional conflicts, energy price spikes, inflation and budget challenges have drawn attention and leadership away from nature,” he added.
CAN CLIMATE AND NATURE ACTION WORK HAND IN HAND?
How countries monitor, report and ramp up their promises of action will be key to the success of a new biodiversity deal, said Georgina Chandler, an international policy expert at the UK-based Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
“We have the opportunity to create a framework with more measurability, accountability and commitment to delivery,” she said, adding there was concern those aspects may not be secured as part of an agreement at COP15.
Protecting and restoring ecosystems is also seen as essential to meeting the Paris Agreement goals, while the impacts of climate change are having devastating impacts on nature around the planet, said Chandler.
“There are shared climate and biodiversity problems with shared solutions,” she said, pointing to planet-heating emissions from deforestation and farming activities, which also drive nature loss.
The exact date of the carnival changes year by year.
Meanwhile, the Casa de Colón – where Christopher Columbus is said to have stayed in 1492 – clearly dates from the Renaissance era.
1 Where is hot in April? Top 11 Destinations – Times Travel
Although autumn has already begun in Australia, its warmer west remains calm in April. This includes isolated Perth, whose stunning renaissance was seemingly confirmed when Qantas launched a 17-hour direct flight from London Heathrow in 2018. Bhutan. Average temperature 16C. April’s climate is ideal for cultural tours in Central Asia’s most enigmatic kingdom. Although the temperature rises as winter wears on, it is not uncomfortably sultry and the monsoon lasts for months.
000 places around the world. What time is it dark today and how long does it take for it to get dark after sunset? What is the day length today? 
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The sun is 10 h 24 min. above the horizon, the daylight. The morning astronomical twilling starts at 06:21, the evening astronomical twilling ends at 19:32, the sky is complettely dark.
The time of the first sunlights, from this moment the sky becomes lighter!
The March temperature in the city in the daytime rises to +21.4°C, at night +16.2°C. On average, there is no more than one rainy day in March in Playa del Inglés. The water temperature in March is +19.2 °C.
The highest value for March was recorded during the day on 0903/03/2017 and amounted to +29 °C, the lowest on 03/17/2020: +18 °C. 
EXACTLY! Weather forecast in March from the Hydrometeorological Center, Gismeteo Playa del Inglés
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Climate change impacts can be seen in accelerating global sea-level rise, in changes in various climate extremes and in changes in the global water cycle. Precipitation has generally increased in northern and north-western Europe, but has generally decreased in southern Europe. Snow cover in Europe has been decreasing, and the extent and volume of Arctic sea ice have been decreasing much faster than previously projected[1][2] (see SOER 2015 briefing on the air and climate system; and on climate change). 
The European Union is committed to limiting global temperature increase to below 2 °C above the pre-industrial level, as agreed globally under the UNFCCC. However, the projected rise in global average temperatures over the 21st century is 0.3 °C–1.7 °C for the lowest emission scenario, and 2.6 °C–4.8 °C for the highest emission scenario.[2]
[10] According to a recent study, under a high-emission scenario and in the absence of adaptation actions, some climate impacts would roughly double by the end of this century. Heat-related deaths would reach about 200 000 per year; the cost of river flood damages would exceed EUR 10 billion/year; and every year forest fires would affect an area about 800 000 ha. In this scenario, people affected by droughts would also increase by a factor of seven to about 150 million per year, and welfare loss due to sea-level rise would more than triple to EUR 42 billion/year.[11]
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Certainly, for the UK and northern European countries, it’s a time when you take your chances on a daily basis with how chilly, rainy or even snowy it will be.
Recommended destinations include Turkey’s Antalya Coast, Greece mainland and islands, Spain mainland and islands, Malta, Portugal and Madeira, Italy.
It is during this month that popular European ski resorts become relatively affordable. The weather is usually sunny and warm, there is no abundance of tourists, prices are lower than seasonal, and the quality of the ski slopes is still at the proper level. Ski hotels in high-altitude villages and towns in France, Austria, Andorra, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Finland in early spring serve tourists as actively as in the winter season. These comfortable conditions will last until the end of March, and lovers of skiing and snowboarding, who for some reason did not have time to visit these resorts in winter, can still catch up. Moreover, at lower prices, using the discount systems provided by bases and hotels in March. 
Almost ideal weather in March will accompany trips to Spain and Italy, Greece and the Czech Republic, France and Germany. Excursion routes may include visits to nature reserves, medieval cities, ancient castles, temples, museums and much more. 
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In the northern part of the country, the daily air temperature reaches +18°C to +22°C, in the central part and in the south of the country it is sunny, the temperature can reach +33°C. 
Among the many festivals, a special place is occupied by the famous shopping festival, which lasts from the end of March to the second week of April. 
There is practically no rain this month. The average daily air temperature in the center of the country and in the north is from +16°C to +20°C, in the southern part – from +24°C to +28°C. A trip to Jordan in March will cost at an average price, and most hotels offer all sorts of discounts. Fans of outdoor activities will enjoy excursions to Jerash, Amman and Ajulan, safaris in nature reserves, passive ones – the beaches of the Dead Sea and Aqaba. 
Passive rest can be combined with excursions: dormant volcanoes, hot springs, mountain rivers, combined with secluded restaurants of local cuisine. 
The weather conditions on the coast of the country are conducive to sunbathing and swimming throughout the year. But in the winter season in the northern regions it can be quite cold. 
In the winter months, snow can fall above 1,500 m, and a dense snow cap is observed at an altitude of 2,000 m, which lasts for 60 days. 
However, this time is suitable for sightseeing tours. 
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By May, the monsoons completely fall asleep and hellish heat sets in. Relief brings the rainy season, which begins in the second week of May and lasts until October, and then again great weather. 
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The chances of getting a ticket with significant discounts, promotions, or becoming the owner of a last-minute tour increase. You can buy a ticket to Thailand for March dates by 50% less than in February or January. Such savings are associated with the weather conditions that prevail at the beginning of spring in the resorts. 
Firstly, you should refrain from traveling on vacation with children and people in old age 
Solar activity in March also increases, as does the length of daylight hours. If you have never been to Thailand before, the March weather will seem perfect to you. Compared to Turkey, Cyprus, Greece and other resorts, there is a full-fledged velvet season here. nine0005 
This indicator happens only in December, in some resorts, a maximum of a couple of days. As for the water temperature in March, the average value for all resorts is +28 degrees. nine0005 
They go for the exotic, to see a lot of new, unusual things, to relax, to lie down on the pure golden sand, to plunge into the coolness of clear waters. 
The average humidity level is kept at around 90%, the temperature very rarely drops below 29°C. This is a real bath – hot, humid and stuffy. 
At this time, not far from Bangkok, a major Sak-yant festival is taking place, which offers an extraordinary spectacle – tattoos that the monks of the local monastery put on the body for everyone. The procedure is quite painful, since the use of anesthesia is not expected, but it’s worth it, since it is believed that such tattoos are a kind of protection for their owner from various external influences, as well as a talisman that attracts good luck in various matters (love, business). At the end of the drawings on the body, the monks begin some kind of prayer, from which those people who are marked with a new drawing fall into a trance, start running and screaming until the monastery servants sprinkle them with holy water. nine0005 
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The weather in Pattaya in March still resembles the “high season”, especially at the beginning of the month, although the total number of wet days is slightly more than in Phuket. The average air temperature during the day is 31 degrees, at night it drops quite a bit – up to 25 degrees. Local beaches delight with comfortable water temperature – 27 degrees. nine0005 
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It is in March that this country can offer you a very hot climate, which our compatriots miss so much. 
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There is no less beautiful nature here, a huge number of hotels have been built, there are entertainment centers for adults and children. If you’ve dreamed of being in a tropical setting, perhaps staying overnight in a bungalow, this resort would be the perfect choice. 
Those who are a bit more hardy or frequently swim in cooler open water might want to take a quick dip. A wetsuit would be advisable if you wish to spend longer than 5 minutes in the water. 
And everything becomes more outlandish when you finally find yourself in front of its cathedral. Or stroll around at night on the promenade, inhaling the salty air of the Med. Some people arrive in Palma and never leave (like the famous English poet Robert Graves.) And once you visit, it’s easy to see why….
Also indicated are the maximum and minimum temperatures in March for these locations based on observations over the past 10 years
So far, we have one female tree laden with these warty looking fruits.
The thicker the fog, the longer it takes to dissipate. This fog lasted until mid to late morning.
It was a wonderful time for all, and a great way to kick-off the busy holiday season.
It features a selection of preserved foods, such as cured meats, cheeses and crackers.
I keep the apple slices in a bowl of lemon juice nearby, so they don’t brown while the drinks are being prepared.
It’s such a wonderful and easy way to ensure you and your family can enjoy tasty and nutritious meals now and for the holidays.
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They do not meet obstacles in the form of mountain ranges and calmly penetrate deep into the region. Cool northern winds are accompanied by rains, which bring discomfort. In the first month of spring, much more precipitation falls than in April. According to this indicator, it surpasses all others on the peninsula. 
Interestingly, in its northern part, the climate is more mild than in the southern. If the temperature of sea water in Kerch is one degree higher than in Dzhankoy, then the situation with air is reversed. During the day in the latter, it is generally twice as warm, and the usual Kerch night frosts, reaching -4 ° C, end here in February. 
It is ideal for rehabilitation in one of the local sanatoriums. The average temperature during the day is within +9 °C, and at night it rarely drops below +5 °C. On calm and clear days, the thermometer often reaches up to +13 °C. It becomes cold only when squally winds begin to blow from the sea. The length of the day gradually increases and by the end of the month it is already 12.7 hours. 
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The sea temperature near the coast is about +9 °C, which is not conducive to swimming. 
Due to the volcanic origin and the energy of the ocean, the island has a healing effect – it is not for nothing that astronauts and cosmonauts are sent here for rehabilitation. Tenerife is ideal for people of elegant age and those who want to put their heart and blood vessels in order. According to the NASA space agency, the climate of the Canary archipelago is the best on the planet. The Tenerife Tourist Department has even launched a special medical tourism program: various medical, health and rehabilitation courses (translation into any language is provided to clients). 
Prices in Tenerife are much lower than in continental Spain, since the cost of living in the Canaries is lower than on the continent. 
In a special performance, you can see how the parrots ride a bike, swing on a swing, read, count and perform other unimaginable tricks. The Loro Parque Aquarium, with a 20-meter glass tunnel where sharks swim above your head, is considered one of the best in the world. 
More suitable for teenagers. And with kids it is better to visit Aqualand. 
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English youth lives there, who sleep during the day and come out at midnight. Opposite the Starco shopping center, there, too, life is seething at night. There are also red light streets: Llanos de Troya and Arquitecto Gomes Cuesta. In August, Los Cristianos hosts the annual Arona Summer Festival of electronic music, which features famous DJs from all over the world. The best beach nightclub is Papagayo. 
It is planned to build a telescope with a primary mirror with a diameter of 60 meters – this is almost three times larger than the diameter of the Giant Magellanic Telescope (Chile) – 24.5 meters. 
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So what’s the point of staying here? The answer is just as simple: it’s beautiful here, it’s great here, and here you can escape from the Russian cold. For example, the weather in Tenerife in March 2020 is much warmer than in southern Russia. And although the temperature of the water in the ocean is not suitable for swimming, you can sunbathe on the beach without any problems. And so, we will tell you about the farthest island of Spain, and what awaits tourists here in early spring. 
For the whole month, 25 millimeters of rain can fall. At the same time, there are no completely rainy days or no more than one. In general, it can rain up to five times in March, and its duration is about three hours. 
4 hours. This is great news for vacationers as they can spend more time relaxing on the beaches and spending more time under the sun. 
Sunscreen and sunglasses are equally important items on the road. It only seems that the sun’s rays are very weak. Even in mountainous areas, the nose can burn. An umbrella is also an indispensable attribute. March weather is often described as unstable. Although, of course, everyone puts their own meaning in this concept. In fact, this means that in the northern regions about 6 days of precipitation are expected, and in the south – at least 4. 
Evenings are a little different. As you know, they are not comfortable enough even at the height of summer. This month, the thermometer steadily drops to +14 ° C. Puerto de la Cruz experiences lower numbers – +12..+19°C Apparently, its location in the lowlands affects. Humidity here is slightly elevated, often the sky is covered with a cloudy veil, so there are few people who want to walk on its volcanic sand. In the southern regions, the average value of the absolute maximums is approximately +22 °C, and with darkness the air cools down to +15 °C. 
Renting a car will give you freedom of movement and save a lot of precious vacation time. Fortunately, car rental on the island is not expensive at all. Children will be delighted with amusement parks, while adults will remember interesting cultural programs and cozy evenings in restaurants. 
In fact, the sun is already palpably hot. 
His calling card is a breathtaking open-air performance of raptors. Along with them, parrots and marabou demonstrate their skills. An excellent alternative to the ocean for children will be Aqualand, which is half empty in winter. The water temperature is maintained at +24 ° C, there are no queues for the slides – beauty and more! The water park offers not only rides, but also go to the dolphin show. 
But if you go south, you will still find the enchanting spirit of the carnival. In towns like Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes, the fun begins right after it fades in the north. 
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In the spring, temperatures even out, trees and flowers begin to bloom all over the island! This is a wonderful time for hiking and observing wild beauty. 
The cost of the tour in March and other information from “Travel The World”.
Its average level is +18 C, which is still not enough for swimming, although there are lovers of refreshment in such water. 
Tourists love this island because its coast is always warm and sunny. Such advantages attract here even at a time when it is cloudy and cool in other parts of the country. The weather in Tenerife in March is great for visiting this resort. 
on the island in the first month of spring brings continuous advantages. 
