Tuesday brings cloudier skies and a chance of light, occasional rain, particularly on the mountainous islands. The Saharan dust is clearing from the eastern islands. A moderate northwest wind will shift north in the afternoon, with rough seas expected.
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The intense calima and heat episode affecting the Canary Islands is expected to start receding today, Monday. While temperatures will begin to fall, particularly in western areas, some interior and southeastern zones could still see highs of up to 30°C. Read the full island-by-island forecast for the latest details.
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The Canary Islands welcomed over 1.6 million international tourists in March 2026, marking a 1.5% increase year-on-year. The UK market led the way, with the archipelago being its top Spanish destination. Read the full breakdown of tourist arrivals and market trends.
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A growing community in the Canary Islands is discovering a new way to travel. By swapping homes through dedicated platforms, residents are exploring the world without paying for hotels. Read how this trend is reshaping tourism and saving islanders money.
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The Canary Islands Parliament has approved a landmark law requiring tourist complexes to install adjustable beds and motorised trolleys to protect chambermaids’ health. The law, passed after a decade of campaigning by the ‘kellys’, includes a flexible implementation schedule and exemptions for small heritage properties. Read the full story of this historic workers’ rights victory.
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Monday brings a significant cooldown across the Canary Islands. The calima will ease for most but persists over Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, and La Graciosa. Strong wind gusts are expected on Tenerife’s peaks, with rough seas for western coasts.
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The Canary Islands are experiencing an intense episode of anomalous heat and calima this Sunday, with temperatures exceeding 30°C. Saharan dust is reducing visibility and air quality, while strong winds are forecast for high areas. Read the detailed forecast for your island.
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Researchers from the University of La Laguna have developed Sicma Canarias, a revolutionary platform that predicts climate change impacts with unprecedented 100-metre resolution. The tool, designed to help manage water resources on islands, has won a prestigious UK engineering award and is set to be exported to other archipelagos worldwide. Discover how this local innovation is providing global solutions for a hotter, drier future.
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A leading animation studio with over 20 years’ experience has established a European base in the Canary Islands, drawn by unique tax incentives and skilled local professionals. The studio is now working on high-profile projects for giants like Disney and Angry Birds. Discover how the islands are becoming a hub for the creative industries.
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The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has activated yellow warnings for calima and strong winds across the Canary Islands this weekend. Visibility is set to drop significantly, with powerful gusts forecast, particularly for Tenerife’s highlands. Read the full forecast and see how long the alerts will last on your island.
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