A low-pressure system is set to bring showers, strong winds, and rough seas to the Canary Islands this Thursday, particularly affecting northern slopes. The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has activated yellow warnings across all islands. Conditions are expected to improve over the weekend as the system moves away.
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New data reveals a significant 10.8% drop in foreign purchases of non-subsidised homes in the Canary Islands during the second half of 2025. The decline is part of a national trend, with non-resident foreign buyers leading the downturn following the end of the golden visa scheme. Read the full analysis of which nationalities are still buying and at what price.
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Unsettled conditions with wind and rain A low-pressure area near the eastern islands will influence the weather across the Canary Islands on Thursday, 9 April. The main features are strengthening winds, a rough Atlantic, and the chance of rain, particularly on northern and western slopes. Southern coasts will see calmer conditions. General outlook: wind, waves,
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The Canary Islands are facing a significant change in weather as a deep low-pressure system approaches. From Thursday, expect rain in the north, very strong winds, and rough seas with waves over five metres. A dramatic temperature plunge will follow by the weekend, turning conditions almost wintry.
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The Canary Islands achieved a historic milestone in 2025, attracting a record €327 million in foreign investment, double the amount from 2024. The tourism sector, particularly hotel accommodation, was the primary beneficiary, accounting for over 60% of the total incoming capital. This surge occurred against a national backdrop of declining foreign investment, marking a significant economic coup for the archipelago.
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A weather front brings widespread cloud, cooler temperatures, and a significant drop in ocean conditions across the Canary Islands this Wednesday. High waves of 4-5 metres are expected for northern and western coasts. The forecast details for Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro, and La Graciosa.
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A weather front moves across the Islands on Tuesday, bringing rain, notably to northern slopes. Temperatures drop and winds pick up. The Atlantic becomes rough, with waves of 4-5 metres possible for western and northern coasts of La Palma and El Hierro.
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Monday brings more cloud, especially to mountainous islands and western slopes. A light calima is possible over the eastern islands. The Atlantic remains rough with waves up to 2m on northern and western coasts.
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New EU regulations coming into force this summer will require all newly registered vehicles to be equipped with a suite of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). These technologies, including intelligent speed assistance and driver drowsiness detection, aim to prevent accidents and save thousands of lives. Read on to discover the full list of mandatory safety features for your next car.
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The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) forecasts a largely clear Easter Sunday for the Canary Islands, though scattered afternoon showers are possible, especially in the west. Temperatures will remain stable with light winds. However, an approaching weather system threatens to bring more unsettled conditions later next week.
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