The Canary Islands are a popular holiday destination for Brits looking to escape the dreary UK weather, but there's a weather phenomenon that can ruin your break.
The Canary Islands are often considered a slice of paradise on earth but they are facing an unusual and worsening weather phenomenon that threatens to mar their appeal.
Since 1980, the islands have experienced 483 episodes of calima, equating to an annual average of 24 affected days. Each episode typically lasts just short of two days. This doesn't guarantee that your flights won't be affected. In February 2020, a severe calima led to the closure of all eight airports across the archipelago, causing travel chaos and disrupting holiday plans.
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