Weather agency forecasts strong trade winds and temperatures above 30°C in the Canary Islands
Aemet expects mostly clear skies in the Canary Islands this Sunday, with strong trade winds, occasional light rain in the north.
Aemet expects mostly clear skies in the Canary Islands this Sunday, with strong trade winds, occasional light rain in the north.
Holiday homes advertised on digital platforms remain a major issue in the Canary Islands, with Arona and La Oliva among Spain’s leading municipalities.
Property purchases by non-residents and holiday rentals are adding pressure to the Canary Islands housing market, where real house prices continue to outpace much of Spain.
Tenerife will mark St John’s Night with seaside bonfires, music and traditional events, while authorities urge residents to follow safety rules.
The alert follows the detection of 221 low-frequency seismic events beneath Tenerife in just 48 hours, although the IGN continues to rule out any increased eruption risk.
The latest seismic swarm has pushed the number of earthquakes recorded around Teide since Friday to more than 200, while experts continue to rule out any increased volcanic risk.
The activity was deep, low-energy and imperceptible to residents, with experts stressing that it does not indicate any imminent volcanic risk.
The forecast points to a calm summer day across the islands, with only localised temperature changes and strengthening winds.
Speaking before thousands in La Laguna, Tenerife, Pope Leo XIV stressed the importance of dignity, inclusion and protection for people seeking a new life.
Aemet warns of drizzle, strong trade winds and very strong gusts across parts of the Canary Islands this Wednesday, while temperatures remain largely unchanged.