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Weather forecast for August 30, 2026

Jornal de Mafra29 August 2026 at 20:43

This article presents the weather forecast for August 30 to September 2, 2026, covering the municipalities of Mafra, Ericeira, Sintra, Torres Vedras, Santa Cruz and Lisbon. The forecast includes cloud cover, minimum and maximum temperatures, and wind direction and intensity for each day.

In Mafra, Ericeira and Sintra, the sky will be partly cloudy throughout the period, with minimum temperatures between 16º and 19º and maximum temperatures between 22º and 26º. The wind will be moderate, generally blowing from the north or northwest.

In Torres Vedras, the sky varies between partly cloudy and mostly cloudy, with temperatures between 16º and 29º. The wind will be moderate from the north or northwest, and it is the only location with mostly cloudy skies forecast.

In Santa Cruz, the sky will be partly cloudy with temperatures between 17º and 23º and moderate wind from the north. In Lisbon, partly cloudy skies are forecast with temperatures between 17º and 31º and moderate wind from the north or northwest. The Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere has not issued any warnings for the Lisbon district.

Estado do tempo

Previsão do estado do tempo para os próximos dias nos concelhos de Mafra, Sintra, Torres Vedras e Lisboa.

Mafra

Dom. 30 Seg. 31 Ter. 01 Qua. 02

Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
17º/25º 16º/23º 16º/22º 16º/26º
Moderado,
Noroeste		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte

Ericeira

Dom. 30 Seg. 31 Ter. 01 Qua. 02

Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
19º/24º 18º/23º 18º/22º 18º/22º
Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte

Sintra

Dom. 30 Seg. 31 Ter. 01 Qua. 02

Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
17º/24º 17º/23º 17º/22º 16º/24º
Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte

Torres Vedras

Dom. 30 Seg. 31 Ter. 01 Qua. 02

Céu parcialmente nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu parcialmente nublado
Céu pouco nublado
18º/27º 16º/25º 17º/24º 16º/29º
Moderado,
Noroeste		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Noroeste		 Moderado,
Noroeste

Santa Cruz

Dom. 30 Seg. 31 Ter. 01 Qua. 02

Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
18º/23º 17º/22º 17º/22º 17º/22º
Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte

Lisboa

Dom. 30 Seg. 31 Ter. 01 Qua. 02

Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
Céu pouco nublado
18º/28º 17º/26º 17º/26º 17º/31º
Moderado,
Noroeste		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte		 Moderado,
Norte

 

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