Sapadores de Lisboa recorded 130 occurrences between 00:00 and 06:00

Sapadores de Lisboa recorded 130 occurrences between 00:00 and 06:00

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.

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10/11/2026
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Lusa

O Regiment of Lisbon Firefighters (RSBL) registered between 00:00 and 06:00 today 130 occurrences related to bad weather, most floods of housing and public space, without gravity.

 

“ Most of the 130 occurrences are related to floods of dwellings, but without gravity, and roads. We had some road situations banned in the area of the Second Circular, in Campo Grande, and in Prior Velho and Olivais, but that are already resolved”I told Lusa Fountain of the Frogs.

The same source indicated that they also recorded three falls from trees, but without consequences for persons or goods.

The National Civil Protection Emergency Authority (ANEPC) later sent information about the consequences of bad weather during the early hours.

Also to Lusa, the Greater Lisbon Subregional Command said only that “there was nothing worthy of registration” during the night.

The state of the weather in mainland Portugal is being conditioned by depression Bruna and Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) put the districts of Portalegre, Castelo Branco, Évora, Santarém and Lisbon under orange warning due to the forecast of rainy periods or sometimes strong showers until 09:00 today, then to yellow.

Also the districts of Leiria, Guarda and Beja are with yellow warning because of the forecast of rainy periods or sometimes strong showers.

The entire Portuguese coast is also under yellow warning because of the strong maritime agitation, forecasting waves with 04 to 05 meters.

According to IPMA, weather conditions are expected to worsen in Madeira and the continent in the coming days due to the passage of the new depression Charles, with the IPMA already issuing orange warnings, the second most serious, of a three-level scale.

Bruna's depression will remain almost stationary northwest of the Iberian Peninsula until Friday, regardless of Charles' depression.

[News updated at 6:52 AM]

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