After several days of stable weather, the Canary archipelago will experience an unexpected turn. What begins as a morning with harmless cloudy intervals will transform from midday into a more unstable scenario, affecting the islands unevenly but with a generalized feeling of coolness in higher areas.

The instability will be most pronounced in the north of the larger islands. Aemet's detailed forecast indicates that, from 12:00 PM, skies will become completely overcast. Light to moderate rains are expected in northern Tenerife and Gran Canaria, being particularly likely in the eastern mid-altitudes during the afternoon and evening.

In the easternmost islands, such as Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, rain is more sporadic, although cloudiness will increase by the end of the day. This weather change will require warm clothing, as temperatures will drop, especially inland and in summit areas. El Hierro will record lows of up to 11 degrees Celsius, while in Tenerife the maximum will not exceed 21 degrees Celsius in the capital, and in Gran Canaria thermometers will range between 17 and 21 degrees Celsius.

Wind will also be a significant factor, initially blowing light to moderate from the northwest, then shifting to moderate northerly with strong gusts from the afternoon. Aemet warns of locally very strong gusts, exceeding 70 km/h, in areas such as the Dorsal de Tenerife, the extreme northwest of Tenerife, and parts of eastern and western Gran Canaria. This situation will lead to increased swell on northern coasts, so caution is advised.