The Canary Islands can expect milder weather conditions on Wednesday, with a shift from recent rains to hazy skies and warmer temperatures. The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) forecasts cloudy intervals, primarily due to medium and high-altitude clouds, along with light clouds along northern slopes. While the region will experience generally stable weather, occasional light precipitation in higher altitudes cannot be ruled out.
Hazy Conditions
A calima (dust haze) is expected to move across the islands during the morning hours. While it is expected to remain light, visibility may be slightly reduced, especially in inland areas.
Temperatures
The islands will experience a slight rise in temperatures, with maximums reaching up to 27ºC in Tenerife and minimums dropping to 15ºC on El Hierro.
- Tenerife: Warmest island with temperatures climbing to 27ºC.
- El Hierro: Coolest location with a low of 15ºC overnight.
Winds
- Coastal Areas: Light easterly winds will prevail.
- Midlands and Summits: Moderate winds will blow from the south.
Sea Conditions
- Winds at Sea: Variable, ranging from force 1 to 4, predominantly easterly at force 2 to 4.
- Wave Heights: Rough or moderate seas in some areas, with swells of 1 to 2 metres from the north or northwest.
End of Pre-Alert
The Directorate General for Emergencies has officially lifted the pre-alert for rainfall across the Canary Islands. This decision comes following a calmer weather outlook, in line with AEMET’s forecast, and marks the conclusion of the Specific Emergency Plan for Adverse Meteorological Phenomena Risks (PEFMA).
Residents and visitors can enjoy a more stable weather day, with only minor disturbances like haze and light clouds affecting the islands.
