- Tenerife has been blanketed in snow after Storm Therese brought winds of up to 75mph, heavy rain, and freezing conditions to the island.
- The severe weather prompted authorities to declare a state of emergency across Tenerife.
- Spain’s meteorological agency Aemet issued yellow and orange weather warnings for the Canary Islands, with disruption beginning on Wednesday, 18 March.
- Icy roads and closures of routes, including access to Mount Teide, were reported due to the risk of flooding and snow.
- The Island Emergency Plan was activated, advising residents against unnecessary travel.
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