There is a high degree of uncertainty regarding the position of the low-pressure system, but Portugal will certainly be affected.
Starts this Tuesday and lasts all week: a new storm is coming with heavy rain, wind, and thunderstorms

Context & Explainers

IPMA (Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera) is Portugal's national authority for weather, ocean, and climate monitoring. It produces weather forecasts, issues severe weather warnings, monitors seismic activity, and provides marine and atmospheric data.
IPMA uses a four-level color-coded warning system: green (no risk), yellow (potential risk), orange (moderate-to-high risk), and red (extreme risk). These warnings cover conditions such as heavy rain, strong winds, extreme heat, cold snaps, rough seas, and snow.
Residents should monitor IPMA forecasts during storm season (typically October–March) and heatwaves (July–August). IPMA bulletins are used by civil protection authorities, transport operators, and local councils to make decisions about road closures, school suspensions, and evacuation orders.
Website: ipma.pt
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Other news coverage of this topic
- Madeira Civil Protection warns of rain and wind • Observador
- Bad weather returns this week with storm Therese • Público
- Storm Therese: Rain, wind, and rough seas in mainland Portugal starting this Tuesday • Diário de Notícias
- Storm Therese brings rain, wind, and rough seas • Observador
- Rain, wind, and rough seas in mainland Portugal starting Tuesday due to storm Therese • Correio da Manhã
- Storm Therese brings rain and wind starting Tuesday • ECO
- Storm Therese: Rain, wind, and rough seas return to mainland Portugal • RTP Notícias
- Storm Therese is coming: rain (sometimes heavy), wind, and rough seas starting Tuesday • Expresso
- Madeira Civil Protection warns of rain and wind due to the passage of storm Therese • Correio da Manhã








