Umbrella Friday in the Canary Islands: Aemet forecasts rain, cloud and strong gusts
Cloudy skies, light rain and strong northerly gusts will shape Friday’s weather in the Canary Islands, especially across northern and higher-altitude areas.
Cloudy skies, light rain and strong northerly gusts will shape Friday’s weather in the Canary Islands, especially across northern and higher-altitude areas.
A new instrument developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences could strengthen La Palma’s role in exoplanet research and boost international cooperation at the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory.
Strong wind gusts and light rain are expected across the Canary Islands, especially in northern areas and mountain peaks, as unsettled weather moves in.
The emergency operation was forced to adapt in its final hours as powerful winds complicated the evacuation and triggered a dramatic last-minute change of plans at Granadilla Port.
New positive cases among repatriated passengers highlight that the situation remains under close monitoring despite the orderly evacuation.
Passengers will be transferred under strict isolation measures in a tightly coordinated operation from ship to aircraft.
Passengers will be transferred directly from ship to aircraft under a tightly coordinated operation to minimise any time spent on land.
Uncertainty over evacuation measures and quarantine rules is fuelling tension around the MV Hondius arrival in Tenerife.
Light rain may develop inland in Tenerife and La Palma this afternoon, while the rest of the Canary Islands remain largely stable with mild temperatures.
Heatwaves across the islands are expected to become longer, more frequent and more intense in the coming decades.