of Arashi Claudia This Wednesday, it will have a major impact on the median strip of south-west facing slopes in the Canary Islands, with up to 100 liters per square meter in 12 hours.
The storm reached through Palma and hit the islands of La Gomera, El Hierro, … Tenerife was forced to remain on alert throughout this afternoon. storm and rainin addition to the winds and waves that were also activated in Gran Canaria.
The front will affect the Canary Islands from Wednesday to Thursday this week, bringing showers to the central and western regions of the Canary Islands. persistent and stormy. These precipitation events are more likely to occur on the southwest slopes of the island, and sudden precipitation events can occur in valleys and rapids with localized flooding.
According to the forecast, these rains will be accompanied by strong wind gusts from the southwest, which could bring down branches and trees, as well as snow eaves and weak or poor condition building elements. in parallel, coastal storm This may affect the harbor and promenade.
In the northwestern part of the Canary Islands, instability will increase throughout this Wednesday. Storms with very heavy rain can occur there. It is likely to spread to the remaining islands in the afternoon and evening.
Precipitation is expected to continue, especially in the middle of southwest-facing slopes, with the highest amounts expected to continue. 100 liters/m2 in 12 hours. Similarly, forecasts indicate that from noon this Wednesday, southwesterly winds will produce very strong gusts, especially at the summits and mid-levels. This leads to the beginning of a storm at sea.
The front will continue moving eastward across the archipelago on Thursday, according to the forecast. strong or very strong stormy rain On the southwest-facing slopes of other islands, significant amounts of precipitation can accumulate.
According to AEMET, rain may affect eastern islands throughout the day, but may already be felt. strength Moderate, but undeniably strong at times. At the same time, very strong southwesterly winds will continue to blow.
After the front passes, it tends to turn westward and eventually weaken. This storm could also impact the peninsula later this week.