The storm 'Therese' is set to impact the Canary Islands, as the Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (Aemet) has issued a special warning of unstable weather conditions. With rainfall expected to accumulate up to 300 liters in some areas such as La Palma and Tenerife, there is a notable risk of flash floods in ravines and landslides. Strong winds will accompany these weather patterns, with gusts projected to be intense, and sea waves potentially reaching over four meters in height.

This weather alert, effective from Thursday and continuing through the week, emphasizes the severity of the storm as it develops in the region. Aemet spokesperson Rubén del Campo outlined that the combination of heavy rain and high winds presents serious risks to both residents and infrastructure in the affected areas. The forecast predicts that the situation may lead to multiple disruptions and necessitates a proactive approach from local authorities in ensuring public safety.

Overall, the storm's implications extend beyond immediate weather conditions, as the potential for landslides and flooding could significantly impact local communities, especially those near vulnerable zones. The alert serves as a reminder for residents to prepare and remain vigilant as the storm progresses, to mitigate the effects of possible natural disasters stemming from this severe weather event.