The districts of Lisbon, Setúbal, Beja and Faro are no longer under orange warning due to maritime agitation, and are now under yellow warning until 3am on Thursday, according to the IPMA.
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11/11/2026
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Lusa
Othe districts of Lisbon, Setúbal, Beja and Faro are no longer under orange warning due to maritime agitation, and are now under yellow warning until 3 a.m. on Thursday, according to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA).
The four districts have ceased to be under orange warning since 9 p.m. and have passed the yellow warning (the least severe on a scale of three), for the possibility of “southwest waves 4 to 5 meters”.
The remaining national territory is no longer under weather warnings due to wind, rain, or sea agitation in the context of depression Charles.
Several districts in the South, Lisbon and Centro regions have been under red warnings today, but a slowdown in forecasts has led the IPMA to anticipate its validity. Madeira was also ‘red’ between Tuesday night and today.
The red warning is issued by the IPMA in cases of extreme risk weather situation, the orange warning indicates a moderate to high risk weather situation and the yellow risk for certain weather-dependent activities.
The depression Charles, which motivated the activation of the alert situation throughout the territory of mainland Portugal from 00:00 to 11:59 p.m. today, lost power during the morning and divided into two cores of low pressure, one toward Lisbon and the other to the Algarve, the only region to maintain, in the middle of the afternoon, red weather warnings due to rain and wind, however disabled.
The National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority recorded more than 1,600 occurrences related to bad weather on the continent, especially floods, falls of trees and collapses, while in Madeira, the first region to suffer the effects of the storm, there were more than 300.
Close to two dozen people had to be relocated due to damage to their homes, but there is no record of victims.
In addition to closing schools and non-essential public services, bad weather motivated the cancellation of a few hundred flights and the cutting of roads.