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Stay informed about local news, avoid demonstrations, and generally maintain a low profile. These are some of the recommendations issued by the United States Department of State and shared this Tuesday by the country's embassy in Lisbon. According to the statement, the Department of State has issued a worldwide caution alert, advising...
The Madeira Airport has canceled around 50 flights due to severe weather conditions caused by Storm Regina. Strong winds, with gusts up to 110 km/h in the highlands, and heavy rainfall—including hail and snow at higher altitudes—are impacting the region. Maritime conditions are also dangerous, with waves reaching up to 11 meters. Authorities have issued orange and yellow weather warnings, advising travelers to verify flight statuses before heading to the airport. The adverse weather is expected to persist over the coming days, affecting flight operations and daily activities in Madeira.
The article discusses the impact of the weather system “Depressão Regina” on the Madeira region, expected to bring overcast skies, snow, and strong northern winds. Starting March 3, the weather will be influenced by this depression, which will move southeast. On March 5, a cold front will lead to heavy cloud cover and rain, particularly affecting the northern slopes and highlands, with snow forecasted at higher altitudes. The Regional Civil Protection Service warns of potential hazards due to strong winds (gusts up to 120 km/h), including falling branches, slippery roads, and possible flooding in urban areas. They recommend taking preventive measures such as ensuring drainage systems are clear, securing loose structures, and avoiding unnecessary travel in vulnerable areas. Residents are advised to stay informed about weather updates and follow safety guidelines to minimize risks associated with the severe weather conditions.
The president of the Lisbon City Council, Carlos Moedas, warns of worsening weather conditions starting from midnight this Thursday until Sunday, with forecasts of rain and wind, urging Lisbon residents to avoid unnecessary travel and parking in riverside areas.
The islands of São Miguel and Santa Maria, in the eastern Azores group, will be under a yellow warning for wind from 14:00 on Sunday until 08:00 on Monday.
Authorities have declared the highest state of preparedness for the coming early hours across the area stretching from Viana to Setúbal.
On the islands of Faial and Corvo, the warning is in force from 20:00 (local time) on Monday until 18:00 on Tuesday. On the islands of the Central Group, the warning is extended until 20:00 on Tuesday.
Despite the snow, there are no road closures in Bragança. Ângela Pais, a reporter for CNN Portugal, provides an update on the situation.
Snowfall has covered Vila Pouca de Aguiar in northern Portugal, leaving streets and the surrounding landscape coated in white.
The resumption of flights from Portugal to Venezuela is imminent and, at present, nine Portuguese‑Venezuelans are detained in the South American country, the Foreign Minister said today in the Assembly of the Republic.
The warning is in force until 09:00 on Sunday, after which it will be downgraded to a yellow warning until 18:00.
Snow has fallen on Serra da Estrela. Access roads that had been closed were reopened this morning, and videos show areas in the north of the country blanketed in white.
The Sabugueiro–Lagoa Comprida and Portela do Arão/Loriga–Lagoa links became impassable from 16:45. IPMA warns of possible ice formation.
The executive secretary reaffirms plans to send a mission to the Portuguese-speaking country and demands the release of detainees and respect for the Constitution. ECOWAS has already carried out two visits to Bissau.
The districts of Aveiro, Porto and Braga are under a yellow warning for rain until 09:00, and Viseu, Évora, Faro, Vila Real, Beja, Castelo Branco and Portalegre until 12:00 this Tuesday.
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The mountain range experienced this month the heaviest snowfall in the past two winters.
