Storm Nuria Canary Islands

Emergency services on Lanzarote attended fifteen incidents related to yesterday's high winds. ^[1]

The Canary Islands, a favourite holiday spot, is preparing for winds of up to 130kmph as Storm Nuria sweeps across the archipelago. ^[2]

Storm Nuria brought heavy rain, hurricane force winds and widespread disruption to the Canary Islands on Thursday, April 3. ^[3]

Storm Nuria will also hit Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, El Hierro and the popular tourist island Tenerife with winds of up to 62mph. ^[4]

A RED alert has been declared by the Canary Island's government on Tenerife and La Palma with "hurricane-force" winds set to hit in hours. ^[5]

Tenerife is being predicted a red-alert storm, which could see the island battered by 130kph winds. ^[6]

The Canary Islands are bracing for Storm Nuria which is set to make its mark with strong winds and heavy rain. ^[7]

Canary Islands weather: Storm Nuria to hit holiday hotspots Tenerife, La Palma and Gran Canaria with 'red alert' issued as 80mph winds forecast. ^[8]

Everything is back to normal. Let me show you the sun. Look at this. Look at this. Yes, the sun is out. [9]

Popular holiday destination the Canary Islands is bracing itself for winds of up to 130kmph as Storm Nuria batters the archipelago. ^[10]

The Government will provide an update at 10:00 p.m. and the Islands will advance to a state of Prealert due to wind. ^[11]

Red Alert declared in Canary Islands for Storm Nuria bringing hurricane-force winds, heavy rain, and rough seas. ^[12]