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Following the damage left by Storm Kristin, a new low-pressure system called Leonardo is bringing heavy rain and strong winds across much of Portugal.
Some are already talking about a 'monsoon' phase on the Iberian Peninsula: it's expected to rain every day this week (and probably next). Snow, strong winds and rough seas are also on the way.
Several districts of mainland Portugal remain, from today until Monday, under various warnings for rough seas, rain, strong winds and snowfall, the Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) said.
Weather update at 17:00: next week is forecast to bring heavy rain across the region.
IPMA forecasts heavy rainfall from north to south. Civil Protection warns of rising river flows, particularly in the Mondego, the Tagus and the Sado. Also, Zelensky refuses to meet with Putin.
The Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) forecasts a prolonged period of rain next week across mainland Portugal, especially in the north and centre, regions hit by bad weather in recent days. “We have a forecast indicating that we will have a prolonged period of precipitation ...”
IPMA warns it is likely to rain on practically every day and across the whole country for several days
Ângela Lourenço, from the Portuguese Institute for the Sea and the Atmosphere (IPMA), warns that heavy and persistent rain will continue in mainland Portugal.
Stormy conditions and heavy rain are affecting the Leiria district more than other areas this morning.
IPMA warns of worsening weather in the coming days across mainland Portugal.
Most incidents were recorded in the North region due to heavy rainfall. Additionally, six ports on the island of São Miguel are closed until next Wednesday.
The Portuguese Environment Agency warns of a risk of flooding, especially on Monday and Tuesday. Soils are saturated; some areas were hit by snow that will melt, and the rain continues.
The districts of Braga, Viana do Castelo and Vila Real are under an orange warning for precipitation from IPMA. Also in this bulletin, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton call for an investigation into the two deaths at the hands of ICE.
7am update: heavy rain is forecast for the next few days.
The Portuguese Environment Agency warns of the risk of flooding in the coming days. Weather forecasts indicate heavy rain.
The low-pressure system is expected to bring periods of heavy rain to the highlands, strong winds and adverse weather conditions.
The ground is saturated and cannot absorb water. Snow has fallen, temperatures are rising and the snow will turn into water. More water will be reaching our rivers and reservoirs, adding to heavy rainfall. We are closely monitoring the situation and the public should heed Civil Protection warnings," warns the president of the APA.
Bad weather is expected to persist into next week with heavier precipitation.
The districts of Aveiro, Beja, Braga, Coimbra, Faro, Leiria, Lisbon, Porto, Setúbal, Viana do Castelo and Vila Real will be placed under orange warnings in the coming days due to rough seas or rainfall, the IPMA announced today. According to the Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA), the orange warning will cover rough seas in ...
The districts of Aveiro, Beja, Braga, Coimbra, Faro, Leiria, Lisbon, Porto, Setúbal, Viana do Castelo and Vila Real will be subject to orange warnings in the coming days due to rough sea conditions or precipitation, the IPMA announced today.
The IPMA also issued several snow warnings for the districts of Guarda and Castelo Branco, warning of possible disruption from accumulating snowfall and potential ice formation.
IPMA has issued orange warnings for several districts due to rough seas and rainfall, with waves that may reach 12 metres and heavy rain expected in the coming days.
Depression Ingrid will reach Portugal from Thursday afternoon, bringing heavy rain, snow at higher elevations and extremely rough seas with waves up to 15 metres. IPMA has issued a red warning for the entire coastline for dangerous coastal conditions and a yellow warning for heavy rain at times; authorities and emergency services are urging the public to avoid coastal areas and follow safety guidance. Impacts may include flooding, coastal damage and transport disruption.
Portugal's meteorological institute (IPMA) has extended a yellow precipitation warning for the Algarve (Faro district) until midnight on Sunday, forecasting periods of heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms. The Algarve is the only mainland area under the alert, which also applies to the Madeira archipelago; the public is advised to follow updates and take precautions against localized flooding and storm impacts.
