Storm Therese Wreaks Havoc on Canary Islands

0:00On March 21st, Storm Turis is battering the Canary Islands, a top spot for British holiday makers, with heavy rain, snow, and fierce winds that show. No signs of letting up for at least five more days before Easter. Snow blanketed the peaks of Tide National Park in Tenerife on Thursday, and forecasters expect more above 1,800 to 2,000. Metters, while Gus have topped 74 miles per hour across the islands, thousands of travelers are stranded after more than 40 flights got canceled on Wednesday and Thursday alone, and a 10-C rescue off Tenerife. Saw sailors airlifted from their boat near El Medano Beach, around 2.20 pm on Friday, amid massive waves. Authorities activated emergency plans, closing roads, schools in the National Park, with orange and yellow alerts out for flooding, storms, and high. Waves that have sparked landslides and blackouts. Conditions might ease a bit over the weekend, but heavy rain and rough seas will linger. So locals and visitors should stick to official advice and.

1:01Fear clear of coasts and mountains for now.