According to the latest weather forecast, the haze in the Canary Islands is expected to subside throughout the day, while temperatures remain high, reaching up to 34 degrees in some areas.
The Canary Islands face a searing forecast with temperatures expected to hit 40 degrees, prompting Aemet to issue orange and yellow alerts.
Sweltering heat returns to the Canary Islands, prompting Aemet to issue a yellow warning due to high temperatures and calima.
The Aemet weather agency forecasts a return of extreme heat to the Canary Islands, with clear skies and elevated haze anticipated across the region this Tuesday.
The Canary Islands will experience moderate trade winds and slightly cooler temperatures under yellow weather warnings from Aemet.
In response to the ongoing heatwave, the Island Council of Tenerife has issued crucial safety recommendations to help residents cope with the expected high temperatures.
The Canary Islands faced one of their hottest nights recently, with temperatures nearing 30 degrees Celsius and winds reaching speeds of up to 90 kilometers per hour.
The Canary Islands face a severe heatwave with temperatures expected to soar up to 36ºC, prompting Aemet to issue widespread yellow warnings across the archipelago.
The Spanish State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued warnings of an impending heatwave in the Canary Islands, forecasting temperatures up to 37ºC and activating orange and yellow alerts across the archipelago.
The first heatwave of the summer strikes, bringing extreme temperatures and increased forest fire risks to the Canary Islands, as forecasted by Aemet.
