Aemet reports positive weather news in the Canary Islands
According to Aemet’s weather report, the calima will persist in the Canary Islands, yet temperatures are expected to start decreasing gradually.
According to Aemet’s weather report, the calima will persist in the Canary Islands, yet temperatures are expected to start decreasing gradually.
The national authority has issued yellow alerts across the Canary Islands due to soaring temperatures.
In the Canary Islands, Santa Cruz de Tenerife is poised to achieve the highest temperature recorded in Spain.
Temperatures in the Canary Islands may surpass 32 degrees Celsius in an event expected to last until Sunday, with strong winds forecasted, further elevating the risk of wildfires.
Temperatures in the Canary Islands are expected to remain unchanged, according to the forecast from the State Meteorological Agency.
The weather forecast in the Canary Islands for this Sunday, 7th of April
Prepare your telescopes and eclipse glasses as Galicia and the Canary Islands gear up for a partial solar eclipse, offering a celestial spectacle amidst varying weather forecasts.
This Sunday, April 7th, the Canary Islands anticipate cloudy intervals in the northern slopes, with a chance of light showers in mountainous areas during the morning. Other areas will observe mostly cloudy conditions.
At the start of this week, the Canary Islands could see maximum temperatures hitting 24ºC.
The weather forecast for today, Monday 1 April, in the Canary Islands indicates clouds and light rain.