Tenerife, a popular destination for Finnish tourists, has been declared under a state of emergency due to an approaching storm. According to Canarian Weekly, the emergency status will take effect at 3 PM local time, which corresponds to 5 PM Finnish time. The storm poses threats of heavy rainfall and winds reaching speeds of 28 meters per second, with the island potentially experiencing rainfall of up to 300 millimeters.

The local government of Tenerife anticipates the worst impacts of the storm to affect the northern and southwestern parts of the island, as well as the mountainous regions. In response to the storm threat, authorities are closing roads, outdoor routes, and the Teide National Park. Residents and tourists have been advised to minimize travel and stay informed through official communications from local authorities.

These measures are aimed at preventing landslides, flooding, and accidents in high-risk areas, highlighting the serious nature of the storm's potential impact on both the infrastructure and the safety of individuals on the island.