A rain warning has been issued for the Canary Islands. Up to 40 millimetres of rain is possible on one of the islands within twelve hours.
Severe weather in Tenerife
Due to the island’s location in the middle of the Atlantic, Tenerife is regularly hit by storms. The entire Canary Islands archipelago has to contend with storms, particularly in autumn and spring. Below you will find all the information you need about storms in Tenerife. Also:
Current weather forecast for Tenerife
Guidelines for dealing with severe weather in the Canary Islands
Storms in the Canary Islands
The AEMET has issued a warning of rough seas in Tenerife and Gran Canaria. The Canary Islands are off to an unpleasant start to September. The forecast.
The Canary Islands have increased the number of their flood-risk areas. Previously, eight zones were classified as at risk. There are now 27.
Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife has literally been flooded. We bring you pictures and videos of the storm and its aftermath.
Waves off the coast of Tenerife are reaching heights of up to five metres. An official warning has been in place for days. We have photos and videos.
The Canary Islands have been hit by a spring tide. We provide an insight into the full extent of the destruction.
A German couple on Tenerife ignore a wave warning and the barriers. What happens next leaves everyone breathless.
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Severe weather in Tenerife
Tenerife lies just a few hundred kilometres west of the African continent, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Storms and heavy rain sweep across the Canary Islands, particularly during the transitional seasons, causing flooding and destruction there. All the latest news on severe weather in Tenerife can be found on this page.