Tenerife's Mountains Brace for Impact from Storm Dorothea

On Tuesday, the Cabildo of Tenerife urged the public to exercise heightened caution when engaging in activities within the mountains, owing to the danger of falling trees and branches following the impact of Storm Dorothea on the island.

Tenerife’s Mountains Brace for Impact from Storm Dorothea

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