Canary Islands News

A widespread calima descends on the Canary Islands this Tuesday, 31 March. Temperatures are on the rise, particularly in the east and on Tenerife. Strong easterly winds are likely on western slopes and northern mid-altitude areas.

The Canary Islands are set for a summer-like Easter weekend, but first must endure a short, intense episode of calima dust. The Saharan air layer will bring high pollution levels and reduced visibility before trade winds clear the skies. Health authorities advise precautions for those with respiratory conditions.

Monday 30 March brings strong winds, rough seas, and the arrival of Saharan dust to the Canary Islands. Gusts over 70 km/h are likely on exposed slopes and peaks. The Atlantic will be rough, with waves exceeding 3 metres in places.

The Canary Islands are bracing for a day of calima and moderate to strong winds, with intense gusts affecting visibility and air quality. Rough seas and potential frosts on Mount Teide are also forecast. Read the detailed island-by-island breakdown.

The Canary Islands Government has declared a pre-alert for calima across the entire archipelago from Monday, 30 March. Significant concentrations of suspended dust are forecast to sweep across all islands, potentially impacting air quality and visibility. Read the full details and official advice here.

Strong trade winds will dominate the weather this Sunday, with gusts over 70 km/h on exposed slopes. The Atlantic will be rough, with waves exceeding 3 metres on northern coasts. Find your island’s detailed forecast here.