Temperatures have begun to drop in the Archipelago and the long-awaited rains They have come to stay. This Friday, the most prominent islands have witnessed the first rainfall of autumn.
Although they have not been particularly strong, the truth is that the canaries have had to take out their umbrellas throughout the morning. However, this afternoon all the attention has gone to the huge rainbow that has appeared in Santa Cruz of Tenerife.
Numerous chicharreros and chicharreras have shared on social networks images of the scene in the capital of Tenerife when the light passed through the water drops, leaving a moment that many could not resist photographing.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife 18:05 pic.twitter.com/2hiO08BFxe
— Tomás Galván (@TomasGalvanM) October 20, 2023
@tenerife_meteo rainbow in Santa Cruz de Tenerife pic.twitter.com/I1iMA117FK
— Samantha Colors (@smtcolours) October 20, 2023
Aemet’s prediction for the weekend
The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) predicts rain for the weekend, especially on the islands with greater relief, due to the tail of fronts approaching the Peninsula.
This will mean a significant drop in temperatures on both Friday and Saturday. However, a slight rise is expected on Sunday. Likewise, westerly winds are expected, with some strong intervals on Saturday.
The yellow warning (risk) has been activated due to coastal phenomena that, predictably, will affect all the Islands starting on Sunday, October 22, 2023. Given the warning due to strong waves, the Government of the Canary Islands has declared the pre-alert situation to starting at 7:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 21.
The height of the waves will reach a maximum of between 4 and 5 meters on Sunday, October 22.
