Aemet issues heat warning for the Canary Islands: areas where temperatures will reach 37°C
Gran Canaria and Tenerife face high temperatures, strong trade winds and increased fire risk as Aemet warns of locally intense heat this Thursday.
Gran Canaria and Tenerife face high temperatures, strong trade winds and increased fire risk as Aemet warns of locally intense heat this Thursday.
Aemet expects hotter inland areas, possible drizzle in the north and rougher sea conditions across the archipelago.
The Canary Islands will set up eight official viewing points for the solar eclipse, offering free certified glasses and safe public observation across the archipelago.
The Canary Islands will see cloud, strong trade winds and possible drizzle this Tuesday, while temperatures may still reach 32°C in southern and eastern areas.
Temperatures will ease across the Canary Islands on Monday, although strong winds and a high risk of forest fires remain.
The heatwave is easing in the Canary Islands, with temperatures dropping slightly, although parts of Gran Canaria may still reach 34°C.
Gran Canaria remains Spain’s heat hotspot for the third day running, with Tasarte recording a scorching 42.6°C amid continuing Aemet warnings.
The Canary Islands remain under extreme heat this Monday, with temperatures approaching 40°C, very warm nights, dust haze and a high forest fire risk on five islands.
Gran Canaria remains the worst affected by the heatwave this Friday, with temperatures above 37°C, while several other islands face calima, very warm nights and a high forest fire risk.
The Canary Islands face an intense heatwave from Wednesday, with temperatures possibly exceeding 40°C, calima, very warm nights and an extreme wildfire risk.