Overview
- Authorities had warned residents since Wednesday, closed schools and events, and urged people to stay home.
- Spanish media reported widespread flooding, landslides, uprooted trees, and damaged coastal promenades across the islands.
- Some areas recorded roughly twice their average annual rainfall within days, with wind gusts up to 200 km/h reported.
- At least 24 flights were canceled, with the airport at Santa Cruz de La Palma among the most affected.
- No casualties have been reported, and local outlets said several Gran Canaria reservoirs overflowed, with Canarias7 reporting irrigation could be secured for years.