Urgent holiday warning to Brits as rare 'dust storm' weather phenomenon hits popular resorts Holidaymakers travelling to the Canary Islands have been warned of a "dust storm" weather phenomenon that is likely to cause unsettled conditions.
The Canary Islands government has also issued a pre-alert for dangerous coastal conditions, affecting Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, and the northern and eastern coasts of Tenerife and Gran Canaria, the publication reported.
Sharing a forecast for Wednesday, the agency said: "The forecast predicts mostly clear skies, with some morning clouds in the northern areas of mountainous islands.
According to Canarian Weekly, coastal areas on the southwest, west, and south will experience variable winds and calmer seas, while northwest swells of 2m to 3m are expected.
In Fuerteventura, the air quality is likely to deteriorate, with maximum temperatures around 22C, the Express reported.
