Southern Gran Canaria is facing a weekend marked by a significant rise in temperatures, with a truly summery atmosphere and plenty of sunshine. Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, Mogán, and Santa Lucía de Tirajana will once again be among the warmest areas on the island.
The Gran Canaria Island Council has declared a forest fire risk alert across the island, starting at 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, July 5, at altitudes above 400 meters, due to a multi-day period of high temperatures.
El heat will win intensity between Saturday and the sunday, when the higher temperatures of the weekend, especially in the medians and the interior of San Bartolomé, Santa Lucia de Tirajana y MogánOn the coast, like Maspalomas, English beach, Meloneras, Arguineguin y Puerto Rico They will also notice the temperature rise, although the sea breeze will help to partially alleviate the feeling of heat.
The forecast points to a sunny weekend with mostly clear skies, warm temperatures, and generally light to moderate winds. A slight shower is also possible. haze at high altitude, a common phenomenon during these types of weather situations that could slightly reduce visibility at times.
The hottest hours of the day will be during the middle of the day, so it is recommended to avoid prolonged sun exposure, stay well hydrated, and take extra precautions with the elderly, children, and those engaged in outdoor activities. It is also advisable to protect pets and not leave them in parked vehicles.
Everything indicates that this fully summery weather will continue through the first few days of next week, with temperatures above average for early July across much of southern Gran Canaria. The evolution of the situation will determine how long this warm spell lasts, which is perfect for enjoying the beaches and outdoor spaces, always taking the necessary precautions against the high temperatures.
