Weather & sea · Canarias · 22.10, 16:46
Heat and calima shelters in the Canary Islands from 30 September
A network of urban shelters protecting against extreme heat and Saharan dust (calima) operates in the Canary Islands from 30 September.
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The network includes buildings and green spaces voluntarily reported by municipalities. These facilities are marked on a digital map. Temperatures in cities can be over 10 degrees C higher than in surrounding areas. The shelters are intended for people exposed to strong heat or calima.
What this means: Check the local shelter map if you plan a walk during the hottest hours or when the air is polluted with dust.
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