POPULAR holiday hotspots across the Canary Islands have been hit by devastating flash floods. With the Spanish archipelago celebrating its world-famous carnival, warnings have been issued to ...

Carnival season occurs between February and March in the Canary Islands. Several parades, dances and events are scheduled in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria during the ...

Santa Cruz City Council has cancelled all of this afternoon's scheduled Carnival group performances due to the bad weather and pre-alert for rain issued by the Canary Islands Government.

On 2 March, the Canaries’ government issued a severe weather alert, warning of heavy rains as well as hail and snow, while AEMET suggests the storms could last until at least 5 March. The Spanish ...

The Canary Islands has now been blasted with ... The severe rainfall, and even snow, has come during the islands' carnival celebrations, leading to several events being called off or rescheduled.

Carnival season occurs between February and March in the Canary Islands. Several parades, dances and events are scheduled in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria during the current ...

Both popular holiday island Tenerife the Canary’s third-largest island Gran ... another dramatic shift in the weather. Santa Cruz Carnival in the island’s capital suspended its performances ...

As torrential rain battered the popular Canary Island ... The severe rainfall has hit during the island’s carnival celebrations, forcing many events to be cancelled or postponed.

Drag queens are a highlight of the Carnival of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, where they perform in galas and other events. The drag queen performances are a celebration of diversity and inclusion ...