September begins with sun and some clouds in Madeira
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September begins with sun and some clouds in Madeira

dnoticias.pt1 September 2026 at 07:15

The weather was generally stable in Madeira on Tuesday, September 1st, according to the forecast from the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and the Atmosphere. The sky had periods of very cloudy weather, although it was generally mostly clear on the southwest slope of the island. The wind blew weak to moderate, up to 30 kilometres per hour, from the northeast. For the Funchal region, the forecast pointed to mostly clear sky and weak wind, below 15 kilometres per hour.

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