Weather in the Canary Islands: Aemet puts four islands on alert for strong winds and rough seas
Yellow warnings, strong trade winds, rough seas and cloudier northern slopes will affect Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Gomera and El Hierro on Sunday.
Yellow warnings, strong trade winds, rough seas and cloudier northern slopes will affect Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Gomera and El Hierro on Sunday.
Strong trade winds, gusts above 80 km/h, rising inland temperatures and rough sea conditions will affect several areas of the Canary Islands this Saturday.
Cloudy northern skies, light rain, falling temperatures and gusts of up to 70 km/h will shape Friday’s weather in the Canary Islands.
Strong winds, gusts above 80 km/h and temperatures up to 30°C will shape Thursday’s weather in the Canary Islands.
Cloudy northern skies, occasional drizzle, stable temperatures and strong gusts will shape the Canary Islands weather, with some areas exceeding 30°C.
Cloudy skies, occasional drizzle and strong trade-wind gusts will shape Friday’s weather in the Canary Islands, especially in northern and exposed areas.
Heat and haze will begin to ease in the Canary Islands on Wednesday, with clearer skies and lower temperatures expected across much of the Archipelago.
Yellow warnings, calima and temperatures up to 37°C mark the latest Aemet forecast for the Canary Islands heatwave.
Aemet’s heat warning for the Canary Islands comes into force this Sunday, with temperatures expected to reach 37°C in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.
The Canary Islands will see a day of contrasts this Thursday, with mostly clear skies in many areas, occasional drizzle in the north, temperatures rising locally to 30°C and moderate to strong winds affecting exposed zones.