After a period of stability during Holy Week, Tenerife is bracing for a major meteorological change. The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued a warning about the arrival of an isolated cold front that will bring increased cloudiness, precipitation, and a more unstable environment throughout the week across much of the Canary archipelago.

The first signs of this change will be noticeable from Tuesday, with increasingly cloudy skies and the arrival of a front that could bring light rain, especially in the northern areas of several islands. Although the initial impact of the front will be felt more strongly on the Peninsula, the Canary Islands will experience a wetter and more unstable scenario as the hours pass.

Wednesday is anticipated to be a key day, with the front fully developed and favoring more continuous precipitation in Tenerife, particularly in the mid-altitudes and northern slopes. In this context, locally intense showers are not ruled out, along with the presence of calima, which could lead to episodes of mud rain, a rare but relevant phenomenon in such atmospheric conditions.

Thursday is expected to be the most challenging day, with more widespread rain in Tenerife for much of the day, being more intense in the north of the island during the afternoon and evening. This outlook will be accompanied by milder temperatures and a cooler thermal sensation, reinforcing the unstable nature of the week. Although the front will tend to weaken towards Friday and the weekend, Aemet does not rule out continued instability in Tenerife, with cloudy intervals and intermittent showers.