Follow to MINUTE the incidences caused by the bad weather that is ravaging mainland Portugal and Madeira.
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10/11/2026
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Portugal is again being ravaged by bad weather, this one made by depression Bruna and depression Charles, which bring rain and strong wind, as well as thunderstorm and sea agitation.
After the floods on the island of Madeira on the weekend and an early morning of intense precipitation in the continental territory, the weather conditions are expected to worsen again in the coming hours, with the arrival of depression Charles, which should cause an even more severe scenario than that recorded during the passage of depression Bruna.
Meanwhile, the government has left some advice to the population, such as preparing flashlights and portable batteries to charge mobile phones and only “leave home if necessary”.
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Government warns: “Only leave [home] if necessary”
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Sapadores de Lisboa recorded 130 occurrences between 00:00 and 06:00
Natacha Nunes Costa
20 seconds ago
The Lisbon Fire Sapplers' Regiment (RSBL) recorded 130 occurrences related to bad weather between 12 a.m. and 6 a.m. today, with the majority related to floods of houses and roads, without gravity.
“ Most of the 130 occurrences are related to floods of dwellings, but without gravity, and roads. We had some situations of roads banned in the area of the Second Circular, in Campo Grande, and in Prior Velho and Olivais, but that are already resolved ", told Lusa source of Sapadores.
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Government warns: “Only leave [home] if necessary”
Natacha Nunes Costa
2 minutes ago
Yesterday, the government left on its social media several recommendations for the next few hours due to the foreseeable worsening of weather conditions.
The Executive of Luís Montenegro advises the population to prepare flashlights and portable batteries to charge mobile phones, as well as only to leave the house “if necessary”.
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Natacha Nunes Costa
6 minutes ago
Good morning! Here we begin the monitoring of the bad weather that is ravaging Portugal.