New heat wave forecast for September after rain ruined August holidays
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New heat wave forecast for September after rain ruined August holidays

Expresso28 August 2026 at 09:15

A new heat wave is forecast for September, according to weather forecasts. André Frade, geographer and author of the page "André do Tempo", anticipates a fairly sharp rise in temperatures at the beginning of the month. The specialist believes that, towards the end of next week, temperatures could exceed 35 degrees in several locations across the country. This forecast comes after a period of rain that ruined August holidays.

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