There are numerous intriguing aspects of the Canary Islands, ranging from the reasons behind their nickname, the Fortunate Islands, to the most captivating features of their natural riches.
According to the forecast, temperatures in the Canary Islands will stay steady, ranging from a high of 25 degrees in Tenerife to a low of 14 degrees in El Hierro.
According to the Aemet weather report for this Sunday, the wind across the Canary Islands will generally be moderate and blow from the north.
According to the weather forecast from the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), temperatures in the Canary Islands are set to drop, and there’s a possibility of rain as a squall from the west is expected to sweep across the islands.
The weather forecast for this Thursday, 18 April, in the Canary Islands.
The weather forecast for the Canary Islands this Wednesday, 17 April, as provided by Aemet (the Spanish Meteorological Agency).
While temperatures are gradually decreasing, the Canary Islands will not return to their typical spring-like climate until the latter half of the week; yesterday, they recorded the highest national maximum temperature of 34.5 degrees Celsius.
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.
