Geographer Alfredo Graça warns after analyzing the maps: "the polar jet will condition the weather in Portugal in September"Photo by Niklas Jeromin on Pexels
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Geographer Alfredo Graça warns after analyzing the maps: "the polar jet will condition the weather in Portugal in September"

Meteored Portugal27 August 2026 at 10:18

Meteored releases its first weather forecast for September in Portugal, a month known for its high climatic uncertainty. Geographer Alfredo Graça analyzes the maps and warns that the polar jet stream will condition the weather in Portugal during this month. The climatological autumn begins on September 1, after a relatively mild summer in Portugal, especially in the coastal regions, which contrasted with the rest of Europe devastated by intense heat waves. The analysis addresses the precipitation and temperature trends for September 2026, a month that can vary between dry weather and heavy rain.

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