Rain (yet) no truce and yellow alert this weekend

Rain (yet) no truce and yellow alert this weekend

The rain continues to affect the entire national territory, with yellow alert scheduled for this weekend, according to the IPMA forecast.

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14/11/2026
by

Andrea Pinto

Sand I was hoping that Charles' depression was already a part of the past. The worst is over, but precipitation is maintained for the weekend throughout the national territory.

 

For this Saturday, rain is expected for the entire national territory.

There will be sky with periods of much nebulosity, showers, although more frequent and intense in the Central region, and possibility of thunderstorms. The rain will be more intense at the end of the morning.

The rain will be accompanied by sunny moments, with temperatures oscillating between the minimum 8oC in the Guard and the maximum 21oC in Setúbal. 

In Lisbon temperatures will fluctuate between 14oC and 19oC, while in Porto there will be 13oC of minimum and 19oC of maximum. In the south of the country, in Faro, the thermometers will be between 13oC and 20oC. 

In the Azores archipelago, there is yellow alert with rain forecast for all islands. In Funchal, Madeira, the forecast is sun and showers, while Porto Santo seems to get rid of the rain for today.

North of the country on alert on Sunday

For Sunday, rain seems to give a truce to the south of the country where, however, the day will be gray and cloudy. 

To the north of the country, there is a more intense rain situation, with the districts of Viana do Castelo, Braga, Vila Real, Porto, Aveiro and Viseu on yellow alert. 

In the rest of the country, there are periods of some precipitation, especially from mid-morning, with temperatures ranging between the minimum 7oC in the Guard, and the maximum 20oC in Santarém, Lisbon and Setúbal. 

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