Weather
With many sunny days, an average of 3,000 hours of sunshine a year and pleasant temperatures even in winter, Portugal's climate can vary significantly from region to region. This is due to the influence of the terrain, latitude and proximity of the Atlantic Ocean, making the north cooler and the south warmer.
Normally, it is hot and dry throughout the country in summer, in contrast to winter, when it is colder in the north. Snow is not uncommon in the far northern part of the country, especially the Serra da Estrela Mountains, where the highest point in mainland Portugal is situated.
Thanks to its geographical location and subtropical characteristics, you can expect average temperatures in the archipelago of Madeira to range between 24º in summer and 19º in winter. In turn, air and sea temperatures are mild all year round in the archipelago of the Azores, although it rains more often.
Aveiro
Clear / Sunny
SSE
13Km/h
Braga
Clear / Sunny
E
9Km/h
Bragança
Clear / Sunny
E
14Km/h
Castelo Branco
Clear / Sunny
NE
12Km/h
Coimbra
Clear / Sunny
E
12Km/h
Funchal
Clear / Sunny
ESE
9Km/h
Guarda
Clear / Sunny
NE
20Km/h
Lisboa
Partly Cloudy
W
10Km/h
Ponta Delgada
Rain
SSE
27Km/h
Portalegre
Partly Cloudy
ENE
10Km/h
Porto
Clear / Sunny
SE
11Km/h
Porto Santo
Clear / Sunny
E
16Km/h
Praia da Vitória
Rain
SE
39Km/h
Santa Cruz da Graciosa
Rain
ESE
48Km/h
Santa Cruz das Flores
Rain
ENE
43Km/h
Santarém
Cloudy
SW
14Km/h
Setúbal
Cloudy
ESE
12Km/h
Viana do Castelo
Clear / Sunny
SE
19Km/h
Vila do Porto
Rain
S
29Km/h
Vila Real
Clear / Sunny
E
12Km/h
Viseu
Clear / Sunny
NE
19Km/h
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