Very bad in the Azores. And little better than that on the continent and in Madeira. In a simple way, this is how the weather forecasts for this weekend can be summarized. With a lot of rain, storms and lower temperatures, in a roller coaster that time seems to want to play with those who are resting these days and still want to enjoy the end of summer outdoors, with one last outing to the beach. But if that was the intention, leave it aside.
After the last three hottest days, the rains return this Thursday, intensify on Friday and Saturday and last until Monday, although in a weaker form. The sun should not return until Tuesday, bringing the heat again, but now below 30ºC.
For now, the IPMA has placed five districts (Leiria, Castelo Branco, Coimbra, Guarda and Aveiro) on yellow alert this Thursday, until 9 p.m., due to rain and storms. But it is most likely that these warnings will intensify either this Friday or Saturday. Because? Because instability is expected to increase throughout the morning, with intermittent showers and scattered thunderstorms, and instability will continue in the following days, especially the first day of the weekend, when a lot of rain and strong winds are expected. Failure? An isolated cold depression, which formed off the western coast of the Iberian Peninsula, according to the meteorology website Meteored, which uses weather models from the ECMWF.
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Source: Observadora
