Minute-by-minute evolution of the weather in Portugal

CMTV viewer donates furniture to elderly woman who lost everything in the floods in Alcácer do Sal

A wave of solidarity for the victims of storm Kristin in Alcácer do Sal led António Antunes to donate goods after watching a CMTV report on the scene.

When the sea rises: Storm Kristin shapes the coast

Large waves, strong winds and an overcast sky mark the passage of storms along the coast, leaving signs of a particularly turbulent sea.

At least ten fatalities due to Storm Kristin

Three victims died while repairing roofs.

Five things that will shape the day

At a time when the country is still assessing the damage from Storm Kristin, the effects of the bad weather will continue to dominate attention, as will repair and cleanup efforts to allow a gradual return to normality. There are also new figures from the Bank of Portugal and the market's reaction to those figures.

Polígrafo: does this image show the destruction caused by Storm Kristin in Portugal?

See the answer in the video. Polígrafo TVI (from the same group as CNN Portugal) is a fact-checking programme about current affairs.

20:00 — Another death following the bad weather

The man died after falling from a roof he was repairing in Porto de Mós. Civil Protection has recorded nearly 12,000 incidents from the arrival of Storm Kristin up to mid‑afternoon today.

Hundreds seek help at support centre in Leiria stadium

Blankets, roof tiles and building materials are the most sought-after items by those affected by Storm Kristin. People from across Portugal are travelling to the city to help.

Five days after Kristin, bad weather has returned to the country

Heavy precipitation was recorded in the early hours of this Monday, five days after the violent passage of the low-pressure system Kristin. Heavy rain and strong winds are expected to continue throughout this morning.

Around 167,000 customers remain without power, nearly 50,000 in Leiria municipality

Around 167,000 E-Redes customers were still without electricity at 12:00, of whom 49,900 were in Leiria municipality, due to the effects of depression Kristin, the company's chairman said.

No contact with his native village, Patriarch of Lisbon praises Ourém's resilience

Having had no contact with his native village in Ourém for five days, the Patriarch of Lisbon today called for support for the municipalities hit by Storm Kristin and praised the resilience of his fellow townspeople, who have also been repeatedly affected by wildfires.

Around 180,000 customers remained without power

Around 180,000 E-Redes customers were still without electricity today at 08:00 in mainland Portugal, most in the Leiria area, following the depression 'Kristin' in the early hours of last Wednesday.