The wind is returning and temperatures will drop over the next few days, both on the mainland and in Madeira. Rain will also return to some regions.
Is it time to change your wardrobe? Not yet: find out what to expect from the weather in the coming weeks
Sunday, 5 April 2026RSS
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
AI Summary AvailableIPMA forecasts rain and temperature drop across mainlandRead the synthesized summary with context and explainers
View full article on expresso.ptRSS source
Other news coverage of this topic
- IPMA forecasts rain, temperature drop, and dust • Observador
- IPMA forecasts rain and a drop in temperature in mainland Portugal • Correio da Manhã
- Rain, falling temperatures and dust: after the Easter sun and heat, the weather is set to change • Público
- Return of rain and even thunderstorms: a "temperature rollercoaster" is on the way • CNN Portugal
