Aemet issues warning for storms, rain and strong winds in the Canary Islands
Friday will bring a mix of high-altitude calima, warmer temperatures, isolated showers and stronger winds to parts of the Canary Islands.
Friday will bring a mix of high-altitude calima, warmer temperatures, isolated showers and stronger winds to parts of the Canary Islands.
Long-term unemployment continues to fall in the Canary Islands, despite a slight monthly rise in the total number of people out of work.
Gran Canaria will face the hottest conditions this Tuesday, while stronger north-easterly winds could bring very strong gusts later in the day.
Gran Canaria is expected to see the highest temperatures, with haze and warm nights making the new heat episode feel more intense.
The foreign population of the Canary Islands has more than quadrupled since the start of the century, driven largely by growing Italian and Colombian communities.
Foreign buyers account for more than a quarter of property demand in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with German, Italian and British buyers among the most active.
Cloudy spells will affect northern areas of the Canary Islands this Wednesday, while the warmest southern and western zones may again reach 30°C.
Temperatures may reach 30°C in parts of the Canary Islands this Tuesday, with mostly clear skies and a risk of very strong gusts on Tenerife’s peaks.
Cloudy skies and light showers are expected in northern parts of the Canary Islands on Monday, while temperatures could reach 30°C in southern Tenerife and Gran Canaria.
The forecast points to light and occasional rain on several islands, with locally very strong gusts expected in exposed areas.