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The Canary Islands is set to be facing strong winds and a slight drop in temperatures this week\u00a0(Image: Emanuele Cremaschi\/Getty Images)<\/p>\nThe Canary Islands is set to be facing strong winds and a slight drop in temperatures this weekThe Canary Islands is set to be facing strong winds and a slight drop in temperatures this week\u00a0(Image: Emanuele Cremaschi\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n
A weather warning has been issued in the Canary Islands, with intense conditions expected from today (July 3).<\/p>\n
Spain’s national weather agency, AEMET, alerted tourists and local residents over strong winds and a noticeable decrease in temperatures in the holiday hotspot.<\/p>\n
The news comes after the popular holiday destination has recently faced a series of scorching temperatures, as well as numerous protests against mass tourism.<\/p>\n
From Thursday, there is set to be sunny skies across the Balearic Islands, but a light calima (haze) could remain over Gran Canaria, which could affect air quality.<\/p>\n
A slight dip in temperatures has also been predicted from this day on the island, but highs of 30 to 32C are still expected in some areas.<\/p>\n
READ MORE: Exact date new 33C heatwave will hit Birmingham as weather map turns red<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Strong winds are expected to build throughout the day, particularly affecting the southeast and western lowlands.<\/p>\n Winds from the north to the north east are set to intensify as the week continues with the conditions possibly acting as a hazards for outdoor activities, the Express<\/a> said.<\/p>\n The strongest gusts are likely to hit low-lying areas on the southeast and northwest slopes of Tenerife, as well as the more mountainous islands.<\/p>\n Winds are also expected to intensify towards the evening each day, bringing potential hazards for beachgoers, hikers and drivers.<\/p>\n In Lanzarote, powerful gusts could affect the southeast during early mornings and evenings, while Fuerteventura\u2019s southern Jand\u00eda massif is forecast to see similar conditions.<\/p>\n Tenerife could see a moderate drop in temperatures, especially at mid-altitudes, with locally very strong gusts around the Anaga massif and far northwest of the island.<\/p>\n Tourists visiting these areas are advised to take extra care, especially around coastal zones and exposed routes.<\/p>\n