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The Canary Islands Government activates a heatwave alert from Monday, with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees in Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria activates alert for extreme heat and maintains forest fire warning, with temperatures up to 34 degrees and dust forecast until Friday.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria avoids the AEMET's orange alert and enjoys a clear Monday with highs of 25 degrees and a northern breeze.
La Palma reaches 34 degrees in midlands and high areas this Monday, with clear skies and calm seas on the west coast.
La Laguna records the highest temperature in Tenerife at 32.9 degrees, while San Bartolomé de Tirajana leads in the Canaries with 36.9 degrees. Fire alert active.
Aemet forecasts temperatures of up to 35 degrees in Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura this Sunday, with light calima and clear skies across the archipelago.
AEMET issues yellow alert in the province, but Las Palmas de Gran Canaria escapes: Sunday will reach 26 degrees with cloudy skies in the morning.
Aemet issues a yellow warning for heat in Lanzarote for Monday, with highs of 34 degrees in the island's interior.
Tenerife will reach 31 degrees this Saturday, according to Aemet. The Canary Islands Government will activate a heat pre-alert from Sunday.