AEMET warns of dust, strong winds and rising temperatures in the Canary Islands this Easter
Strong winds and dust will give way to calmer, warmer conditions across the islands as the week progresses.
Strong winds and dust will give way to calmer, warmer conditions across the islands as the week progresses.
The islands remain largely stable, though a potential weather shift is being closely monitored.
Gusty winds will continue to affect conditions despite improving skies across the islands.
Authorities have activated maximum civil protection measures as torrential rain triggers flooding and landslides across several parts of the island.
Authorities urge caution as hazardous conditions, including strong winds, heavy rain and rough seas, are expected to impact travel and outdoor activity across the islands.
Authorities have activated emergency measures and urged residents and visitors of the islands to avoid travel and high-risk areas as conditions are expected to worsen in the coming days.
Changing skies, light rain in the north and hazy conditions at higher altitudes are expected across parts of the islands.
Several islands could experience gusty winds and a drop in temperatures during the day.
Persistent cloud cover in the north and brisk trade winds may make conditions feel cooler, particularly in higher elevations.
Strong trade winds and rough seas are expected to affect several coastal areas, prompting authorities to urge caution near exposed shorelines.