Spain: Storm Therese’s Second Front Brings Heavy Rain to Canary Islands

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Spain: Storm Therese’s Second Front Brings Heavy Rain to Canary Islands

Storm Therese hitting the Canary Islands continued to cause widespread disruption over the weekend as a second front brought heavy rainfall, strong winds, flight cancellations, and rough seas across the archipelago. Thousands of tourists and locals remained stranded, schools were forced to close, and residents were urged to avoid all unnecessary travel until conditions fully subside.

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  • Video Location: Fuerteventura, Spain Video Recording Date/Time: March 21, Canary Islands, 2026

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