The AEMET does not activate the yellow warning in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, although the sky will be overcast. Temperatures will range between 23 and 26 degrees.
The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has excluded Las Palmas de Gran Canaria from the yellow warning for coastal phenomena and winds that will affect other areas of the province during this Friday. The Gran Canaria capital, however, will wake up to a predominantly overcast sky and north winds.
The temperatures forecast for tomorrow will remain very similar to those of this Thursday. The mercury will mark a minimum of 23 degrees, which will be reached at 23:00 hours, and a maximum of 26 degrees, expected around 16:00 hours. The wind will blow from the north, with no particularly strong gusts expected.
Looking ahead to Saturday, the weather outlook will not experience significant changes. AEMET forecasts a day of abundant clouds in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with temperatures repeating Friday's values: 26 degrees maximum and 23 minimum. The wind will continue to blow from the north, with moderate intensity.
On Sunday, however, the situation will take a turn. The meteorological agency indicates a high probability of precipitation during the first half of the day, with a very cloudy sky and light rain. From midday, the rains will ease and the weather will tend to stabilise. Temperatures will remain stable, with maximums around 26 degrees and minimums showing no significant changes. The wind will continue to be from the north.
These data, prepared by AEMET, should be considered provisional pending possible updates. Residents of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria can check the updated forecasts on the agency's website or its mobile applications to plan their outdoor activities over the weekend.
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