AEMET warns of further frosts on Mount Teide as unsettled weather continues in the Canary Islands
Strong winds and unsettled conditions at altitude will continue to shape the weather, despite some improvement expected later in the day.
Strong winds and unsettled conditions at altitude will continue to shape the weather, despite some improvement expected later in the day.
Morning showers will give way to more settled conditions later in the day, although wind and cloud will remain noticeable across the islands
Despite remaining on the fringes of the main weather systems, the archipelago will continue to experience cooler temperatures, cloud cover and intermittent rain throughout the week.
Extreme gusts at high altitude and intense rainfall have placed several locations in the archipelago among the most affected in Spain during the storm.
Conditions are expected to improve briefly around midday before cloud cover, scattered rain and stronger winds return later in the afternoon.
Authorities urge extreme caution along exposed coastlines as long-period swells and strong winds increase the risk of dangerous sea conditions.
Authorities warn that tighter controls elsewhere in Europe are pushing traffickers to reroute massive shipments through the mid-Atlantic, increasing pressure on the Canary Islands.
A pre-alert has been issued for Lanzarote and Fuerteventura as an Atlantic front is expected to bring heavy rain and possible storms.
A calm, hazy start to the week in the Canary Islands is set to give way to rain, stronger winds and cooler temperatures as an Atlantic front moves in.
Conditions will shift throughout the day, with sunshine giving way to increasing cloud in the north and east, a slight chance of overnight showers, and light calima possible at higher elevations.