All of Tegueste is on a downhill slope towards the west coast of Tenerife.
Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service – Following Storm Dorothea, the Spanish Canary Islands were affected by a haze brought on by strong gusts of wind on 17 December 2024, which carried suspended dust from the Sahara Desert. This dense haze, known locally as Calima, can have significant imparts on air quality, visibility, and health.
Very windy here the last few days, with a
lot of rain yesterday, and a power failure in the evening/night.
I could not make supper yesterday, but the Airbnb owner brought me a huge plate of chicken with French fries – I am guessing made on a barbecue.
No biking with cross-winds like this, especially on the busy TF-13, coming back (downhill) from Anaga park.
Photos belong to Jaro Franta
