The Borasca Charles Leaves 180 Km/h Wind Gusts in the Teide and Numerous Incidences
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Short roads, cancelled flights and suspended classes are the first effects of Charles’s passage through the peninsula. Extremadura, Andalusia and the Canary Islands are the three communities that have so far noticed the greatest effects of the storm of rain and wind. In the Canary Islands, 180 km/h gusts have been reached in the Teide and the Cabildo de La Palma prepares a preventive device to evacuate neighbors of the Port of Tazacorte due to t…
Aena records the first aerial incidences due to the storm, which advances from west to east through the archipelago.
The Cabildo de Tenerife recommends to the population extreme precautions and avoid unnecessary displacements
Most of the incidents have been recorded in Santa Cruz de La Palma
Numerous accumulated landslides
The Borasca Charles is being noted in the Canary Islands, unlike the minor impact that the temporal Bruna had. The island of La Palma is, for now, the most affected by the effects of the Boresca, which are especially focused on the force of the wind.The vice councilor of Emergencies of the Government of the Canary Islands, Marcos Lorenzo, has explained that although Tenerife has a slightly higher number of incidences because it is "much more pop…
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