3 AEMET notices: Rain and thunderstorms. Valid from Tue 03 Nov, 10:00 to Wed 04 Nov, 19:59.
As of 3 November 2026, 10:05 (Canary Islands time). AEMET notice of 03.11. 03:39. Rebuilt whenever AEMET changes something, at the latest every 2 hours.
The Key Facts
Highest level: Yellow (rain and thunderstorms)
Affected: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa
Time span: from Tue 03 Nov, 10:00 to Wed 04 Nov, 19:59 (Canary Islands time)
In practice: Heavy rain often falls within a short time in the Canary Islands. Avoid ravines (barrancos) and dry riverbeds, do not drive through flooded roads and postpone mountain hikes.
Current AEMET Warnings
These are the warnings AEMET currently has in force or announced for the Canary Islands. Its warnings are authoritative; this page does not replace them.
Warnings by Island
What This Means in Practice
Rain
Heavy rain often falls within a short time in the Canary Islands. Avoid ravines (barrancos) and dry riverbeds, do not drive through flooded roads and postpone mountain hikes.
Thunderstorms
Lightning, torrential rain and hail are possible. Leave beaches, pools and summit trails and take shelter in buildings or cars.
What the Levels Mean
Weather Warnings in the Canary Islands: Common Questions
Is there a weather warning in the Canary Islands today?
Yes. AEMET has 3 notices for the Canary Islands, highest level yellow: rain and thunderstorms. Valid from Tue 03 Nov, 10:00 to Wed 04 Nov, 19:59 (Canary Islands time).
What do yellow, orange and red mean?
AEMET's Meteoalerta system has three levels. Yellow: low risk, mainly for hiking, swimming and boat trips. Orange: significant risk, the weather is potentially dangerous. Red: extreme risk, exceptionally dangerous weather.
Where do I find the official warnings?
At AEMET (aemet.es, warnings, Canary Islands). In an emergency call 112. This page summarises the official notices and does not replace them.
How current is this page?
The job checks the AEMET notice about every 30 minutes. The page is rebuilt whenever something changes, at the latest every 2 hours. Times are shown in Canary Islands time.
Source and Method
The only source is AEMET's official warning channel (CAP feed) for the Canary Islands. We add nothing, estimate nothing and change no level. AEMET supplies times in UTC; we show them in Canary Islands time. If the feed fails, the last page stays up with its own time stamp.
Weather Warnings by Island
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