Radical change in temperatures in the Canary Islands: Weather agency forecasts a “significant drop”
Temperatures will begin to fall across the Canary Islands today, although Gran Canaria remains under a heat warning with highs of up to 34 ºC.
Temperatures will begin to fall across the Canary Islands today, although Gran Canaria remains under a heat warning with highs of up to 34 ºC.
Gran Canaria will see the highest temperatures today, while all the Canary Islands remain under heat warnings with warm nights and light haze expected.
The Canary Islands face the peak of the heatwave today and tomorrow, with orange warnings, very hot nights and temperatures that may exceed 40 °C in parts of Gran Canaria.
Gran Canaria and Tenerife will see the highest temperatures this Monday, with clear skies, light haze and tropical nights in the hottest inland areas.
Gran Canaria recorded the highest temperatures of the day, while La Laguna became Tenerife’s hottest point in Aemet’s latest heatwave update.
Coastal cloud will clear through the morning as temperatures rise inland, reaching up to 32 °C in parts of the Canary Islands.
Cloudier northern areas and strong gusts will contrast with warmer southern mid-altitudes, where temperatures may still reach 32 °C.
Gran Canaria faces the worst of the Canary Islands heatwave today, with temperatures near 40 °C, dense calima, strong wind gusts and rough seas.
Aemet has placed five Canary Islands on yellow alert as high temperatures, calima and strong winds create difficult weather conditions this Monday.
Aemet expects mostly clear skies in the Canary Islands this Sunday, with strong trade winds, occasional light rain in the north.