Rain warnings issued for three Canary Islands: thunderstorms not ruled out in Tenerife
Aemet warns of a changeable Tuesday in the Canary Islands, with yellow rain alerts, possible thunderstorms and high rainfall probabilities in parts of Tenerife.
Aemet warns of a changeable Tuesday in the Canary Islands, with yellow rain alerts, possible thunderstorms and high rainfall probabilities in parts of Tenerife.
The first weekend of October will bring mostly stable weather, with high-altitude calima over the eastern islands and stronger gusts on exposed slopes.
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La Palma is under a rain pre-alert this Thursday, with the heaviest downpours expected in the island’s northern and eastern mid-altitude areas.
The Canary Islands will remain warm, with light calima, possible inland showers, and temperatures reaching up to 30°C in some areas.
The Canary Islands will see a cloudy start to Monday with possible showers and high-altitude haze, before skies clear later while temperatures remain above 30°C in some areas.
Unsettled weather linked to Gonzalo will continue into early Monday, before showers ease, haze fades and skies clear across much of the Canary Islands
Gran Canaria will see the highest temperatures this Saturday, while calima, cloud cover and strong early wind gusts affect several parts of the Canary Islands.
Haze, dry air and unusually warm nights will accompany the latest rise in temperatures across parts of the islands.
Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Tenerife will see the highest temperatures this Monday, with Fuerteventura potentially reaching up to 34°C.