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A man died yesterday in one of the many incidents caused by Storm Ingrid which has now swept through national territory – albeit there is a lot more bad weather The post Storm Ingrid claims first fatality as bad weather set to continue into February appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The total tally stands at 1,545 incidents between 16:00 on Thursday and 17:00 this Saturday. One person died in Cadaval.
Storm Ingrid has caused one death, one injury and displaced 21 people in mainland Portugal, with Civil Protection recording 1,545 incidents between 16:00 on Thursday and 17:00 on Saturday. The fatality occurred in Cadaval. Emergency services remain engaged across affected areas as authorities assess damage and coordinate responses to widespread weather-related disruptions.
Storm Ingrid continues to exert its influence over part of the territory.
Fallen trees and the need to clear roads are the most commonly recorded incidents. Authorities expect the number of occurrences to rise in the coming hours.
Civil Protection recorded 79 incidents due to bad weather since midnight on Saturday, following the passage of depression Ingrid, with particular impact in the Lisbon and Tagus Valley area and Bragança. According to data recorded up to 07:30 this morning and released by the National Authority for Emergency and Civil Protection (ANEPC), the incidents ...
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Commander Jorge Mendes, a commentator for CNN Portugal, explained how the response to the incidents caused by Storm Ingrid was organised.
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Published 1 hour ago: Civil Protection reported almost 900 occurrences on Friday caused by the weather system 'Ingrid'.
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About 3,800 E-Redes customers were without electricity at 18:30 this Friday in various areas of mainland Portugal, especially in the district of Aveiro, due to bad weather from Storm Ingrid, a company source told Lusa. At 18:30, the district of Aveiro was the most affected by disruptions to the power network, the source indicated...
Mainland Portugal recorded, between 16:00 on Thursday and 17:00 on Friday, 722 incidents related to adverse weather caused by the passage of Depression Ingrid, and seven people were displaced, the Civil Protection revealed. “There are two people reported displaced in Alcobaça (Leiria district), two people displaced in Cartaxo (Santarém district) and ...”
IPMA forecasts rain, snow, wind and rough seas as effects of the passage of depression Ingrid across mainland Portugal and has issued several warnings.
CP (Portuguese Railways) had already warned of potential disruptions due to worsening weather caused by the passage of Storm Ingrid.
During the early hours of Friday, 81 incidents were recorded, most of them due to fallen trees.
Photographs showing the damage and disruption caused by Storm Ingrid across Portugal.
Jorge Miguel Miranda, former president of the Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA), analyses the worsening weather conditions in Portugal on a morning when the effects of low-pressure system Ingrid are already being felt. The specialist says significant improvements are expected from Sunday.
The company had already warned of possible disruptions to train services due to worsening weather caused by the passage of Storm Ingrid.
For 48 hours, Vila do Conde has been prioritising prevention in anticipation of what Storm Ingrid may cause.
Home News Bad weather causes 130 incidents in Portugal Bad weather causes 130 incidents in Portugal Mainland Portugal recorded a total of 130 incidents related to adverse weather conditions between midnight and 5:30 pm on 22 January, due to the passage of Storm Ingrid, mainly road clearings, fall
IPMA forecasts rain, snow, strong winds and rough seas as effects of low-pressure system Ingrid crossing mainland Portugal, and has issued several warnings.
Jorge Pontes, a meteorologist at the Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere, explains the effects of the low-pressure system Ingrid across the country.
Home News Snow may return to the Algarve Snow may return to the Algarve The effects of Storm Ingrid passing through mainland Portugal will begin to be felt from this afternoon, and several warnings have been issued for rain, wind, snow and rough seas, according to IPMA.
