Tenerife has been hit by severe winds as a storm named Thereses passes through, prompting officials to declare a state of emergency for the entire island. Local resident Nea Moisio, who is vacationing on the island, reports that strong winds began to be felt on the Wednesday afternoon of her trip, impacting the experience for tourists and residents alike. Weather warnings were issued, indicating that the winds could pose dangers, and many are advised to take precautions when going out.

Moisio and her family were visiting popular tourist destinations, such as the Teide volcano and the city of Santa Cruz, when they encountered treacherous conditions. Despite the strong winds, they found that some restaurants remained open with little communication about the severity of the storm from local authorities. Moisio expressed concern over the safety of her young children while maneuvering through the powerful winds, as even common tasks such as securing a stroller became challenging, illustrating the impact the weather has had on daily activities.

The situation in Tenerife presents not only immediate concerns for vacationers but also highlights larger issues surrounding safety procedures and communication during extreme weather events. With a vacation planned for a week, tourists like Moisio are left grappling with the unpredictability of weather while trying to enjoy their holiday, as local businesses continue to operate in such challenging conditions.