
The Canary Islands are set for another spell of hot weather. Temperatures are set to rise until at least Thursday. Here is the forecast.

You can find out exactly how the weather in the Canary Islands is set to develop in our constantly updated weather forecast for the Canary Islands. Below you will find all the latest weather news from the Canary Islands:

The Canary Islands are set for another spell of hot weather. Temperatures are set to rise until at least Thursday. Here is the forecast.

108 deaths in the Canary Islands are directly attributed to the heat. In the past ten days alone, there have been 19 further deaths.

A female hiker has died on Pico de la Zarza on Fuerteventura. The island was under a heatwave warning.

A yellow heat warning is in place for the Canary Islands. Here are the forecasts and temperatures.

From Saturday, temperatures will rise in the Canary Islands. A Calima will first reach Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, then the other islands as well.
On this page, you can see the latest weather news from the Canary Islands. You’ll also find the latest:

Summer is entering its final stages in the Canary Islands. But according to the Aemet, this is set to end soon. August has already been an exceptional month.

The Canary Islands are starting the week with hot weather. An orange alert is in place in some areas. Here's the forecast.

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.
You can find all the latest news on current weather developments on this page.

The Canary Islands are starting the new month with weather warnings. The Canary Islands are bracing for Calima, which brings with it heat and storms.

The weather in the Canary Islands is set to become colder and rainier. Meteorologists are forecasting rain from Thursday onwards. Here is the forecast.

According to the Canary Islands' monitoring system, the summer has resulted in 85 heat-related deaths - most of them in August.

On the north coast of Tenerife, a clear view of La Palma serves as a landmark. What this has to do with a 'donkey's belly'.

Storm Emilia has brought snow to Mount Teide. Anyone planning a trip should be aware of these temporary rules for Tenerife's national park.
The Canary Islands lie in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Consequently, the weather can change suddenly, bringing plenty of rain and wind. On the other hand, the Canary Islands are situated at the same latitude as the Sahara. On dry days, this means perfect weather for swimming. In the north of the mountainous Canary Islands in particular, there are also local trade winds. There, in turn, regular rainfall has given rise to some beautiful forests. The weather in the Canary Islands offers plenty of variety. Find out what’s in store here.