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Pre-alert for strong winds reactivated across all Canary Islands from Tuesday afternoon

All areas are affected but the strongest winds will be in summit areas and the eastern and northwestern slopes…

ULPGC study warns that it could rise by up to 40cm by 2050 causing significant environmental and economic damage…

It comes into effect from 10am today and affects the following islands…

This doesn’t mean that there won’t be any rain or wind over the next few days, just not under storm warning conditions…

AEMET warns that rain is expected in all islands as follows, which could lead to changes or cancellation of some parades…

Here is the island-by-island forecast for Saturday 3rd January 2026…

Here is the island-by-island forecast for Friday 2nd January 2026…

Here are all the active alerts and the areas they affect…

Here are the key times when Storm Francis is expected to hit the islands hardest. Some councils have already cancelled events…

The islands will start 2026 under yellow weather alerts with heavy rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms forecast across the archipelago…

This route remains the most dangerous migrant sea crossing in the world…

According to IGN, the seismic activity does not appear to be a swarm; instead, it is a main earthquake followed by several aftershocks…

Here is the full forecast for each island on the penultimate day of the year…

Here is the forecast for Monday 29th December for each of the islands…

17,500 people have come to the islands by boat this year compared to 43,700 in 2024…

This increase moves the archipelago into Level 2, classified as a medium-risk by the regional Ministry of Health…

Here is the full forecast for each of the islands…

This is almost a 5% increase compared to the same weekend last year…

The national government has allocated 1.3 billion euros to fund the renewed package…

Spanish airspace confirms a special Christmas Eve flight plan has already been approved…