Canary Islands face intense heatwave with temperatures reaching 37 degrees

The presence of haze and the possibility of isolated storms will mark the weather in the islands over the coming days.

Generic image of haze and high temperatures in a volcanic landscape in the Canary Islands.
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Generic image of haze and high temperatures in a volcanic landscape in the Canary Islands.

The State Meteorological Agency has issued warnings for a heatwave affecting the Canary Islands, with temperatures expected to reach 37 degrees in inland areas.

The weather phenomenon, marked by a significant rise in temperatures, will be particularly noticeable in the southern slopes and inland areas of Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, and Gran Canaria. In these regions, temperatures will hover around 34 degrees, with forecasts reaching 37 degrees in the coming days.
In addition to the heat, haze will return to the archipelago, affecting the eastern province with greater intensity. Atmospheric instability also includes the possibility of light and occasional rainfall, which could lead to isolated storms, mainly affecting Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, and the peaks of Tenerife.
Regarding the Southwest of Gran Canaria, a progressive rise in temperatures is expected. Weather conditions will remain stable regarding the presence of haze and medium to high cloud cover, with moderate winds that could intensify in coastal areas during the central hours of the day.