Schools set to reopen on Monday as Storm Therese eases
The recent disruption was caused by a combination of adverse weather factors affecting several islands at the same time…
The recent disruption was caused by a combination of adverse weather factors affecting several islands at the same time…
Authorities warn that the south and west of the islands will be the worse affected…
Indefinite orange weather warnings are in place for heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous seas…
Local councils will be able to limit their parking to ensure “fair access to parking spaces for everyone”. Here’s more…
Here is the island-by-island forecast for Friday 20th March 2026…
Although felt by the public, it didn’t cause any material damage or pose any safety risk…
Most islands are under orange (amber) alert over the next few days as Therese threatens to be the worst storm since 2013…
The Izaña weather station recorded lower temperatures than ski resorts in Sierra Nevada …
The new regulations and restrictions have seen the number of tourist properties fall despite strong demand…
Thousands of extra seats have been added as demand for Canary Islands holidays continues to grow…
This is in addition to alerts already in place for strong winds, for snow in mountainous regions, and coastal warnings for all of the islands…
Tenerife and the western islands are affected on Thursday and Friday, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura just on Friday…
Pope Leo XIV will spend six days in Spain which includes visiting Gran Canaria before this final event in Tenerife…
The Government has activated a pre-alert for flooding across the entire archipelago both inland and at coasts…
The storm is also bringing dangerous sea conditions…
Here are the islands currently affected and the warnings activated…
The first rain is expected in Tenerife and the western islands, before gradually spreading eastwards across the rest of the archipelago…
Here is the island-by-island forecast for Sunday 15th March…
They are carrying out a series of exercises around the archipelago ahead of the “forest fire season” in the summer...
Here is the island-by-island forecast for Saturday 14th March 2026…
