The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has issued an updated weather forecast for the Canary Islands this weekend, as the region remains under a pre-alert status for coastal phenomena. The forecast includes clear skies, mild temperatures, and occasional strong winds in certain areas.
Friday, 10 January
- Sky Conditions: The skies will remain clear, with a possibility of light haze, particularly affecting southern slopes. The haze is expected to gradually diminish throughout the day.
- Temperatures: Minimum temperatures will see a slight increase, while maximum temperatures will remain stable, with minor decreases in elevated areas.
- Winds:
- Light winds from the east or northeast along the coasts.
- Moderate easterly winds in the midlands and high areas, with strong gusts possible on the southern slopes of mountainous islands.
Saturday, 11 January
- Sky Conditions: Skies will stay mostly clear, with some morning cloud intervals on the easternmost islands.
- Temperatures:
- Minimum temperatures will remain stable.
- Maximum temperatures may increase slightly across the islands.
- Winds:
- Moderate winds predominantly from the east, occasionally strong on the northern and southern slopes of mountainous islands.
- In El Golfo, El Hierro, very strong gusts are expected during the first half of the day.
Sunday, 12 January
- Sky Conditions: Partly cloudy skies will prevail, increasing to cloudy intervals in Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, and the northeastern areas of other islands during the afternoon.
- Temperatures:
- Minimum temperatures will rise slightly in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, remaining unchanged elsewhere.
- Maximum temperatures may experience a slight drop.
- Winds:
- Moderate winds from the northeast, intensifying by the afternoon.
- Strong gusts are expected on the southeast and northwest slopes of mountainous islands, as well as inland areas of Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.
Advice for Residents and Visitors
Given the ongoing pre-alert for coastal phenomena, AEMET recommends staying informed about local conditions and avoiding high-risk activities near the shoreline. Strong winds and changes in temperatures could affect travel and outdoor activities, especially in areas with mountainous terrain.
Stay updated with local authorities for further announcements or changes to the forecast.
