Aemet Warns of Warm and Humid Fall in Canary Islands

The Canary Islands can expect a warm and humid fall, according to the Meteorological Agency's forecast for September, October, and November. This follows a summer that was notably warm. The Aemet has warned that temperatures could be above average and rainfall could be near or above normal levels, affecting residents and visitors alike.

Delegado David Suárez, from Aemet, said during a press conference that the upcoming fall season will likely see higher temperatures and normal to above-normal precipitation. This forecast was presented alongside the annual summer evaluation and the upcoming fall forecast for the archipelago.

Canarias residents and tourists alike will need to carry their jackets and rain boots as the Aemet predicts a fall that could be both pleasant and challenging with both warmer days and occasional rain. This information is crucial for planning ahead and adapting to the weather conditions that are expected in the coming months.

The Aemet's announcement comes as a reminder that even during the fall season, temperatures in the Canary Islands can be unpredictable and variable, requiring a mix of preparation and flexibility for residents and visitors.