The yellow alert for coastal phenomena and winds does not affect the capital of Tenerife, which this Friday, July 24, enjoys a clear day with temperatures between 23 and 30 degrees.
The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has activated a yellow alert for coastal phenomena and winds in part of the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife for this Friday, but the capital remains unaffected. The municipality of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is experiencing a completely sunny day, with clear skies since early morning.
Temperatures will range from a minimum of 23 degrees, recorded around 07:00 hours, to a maximum of 30 degrees expected at 17:00 hours. This range is similar to that of Thursday, with no significant changes. The wind will blow from the north, with no gusts posing a risk to the population.
For tomorrow, Saturday, the forecast indicates cloudy intervals during the early morning and morning, although the clouds are expected to dissipate from midday. Temperatures will remain at the same levels, with maximums of 30 degrees and minimums of 23. The maximum thermal sensation will be around 29 degrees, and the wind will continue blowing from the north.
On Sunday, however, stability will give way: light rain is expected during the first half of the day, with predominantly cloudy skies and scarce precipitation. By midday, the rain will ease and the clouds will remain largely unchanged. Thermometers will hardly vary, with maximums around 29 degrees and minimums of 23. The wind will continue to come from the north.
The data has been prepared by AEMET based on its prediction models, although the information should be considered provisional until the next update. Residents of Santa Cruz de Tenerife can enjoy a summery Friday and take advantage of the central hours of the day for outdoor activities, of course, with sun protection against the maximum of 30 degrees.
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