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Weather forecast for September 2, 2026

Jornal de Mafra1 September 2026 at 20:29

The article presents the weather forecast for September 2, 2026, covering the municipalities of Mafra, Sintra, Torres Vedras and Lisbon, among other localities.

The forecast covers September 2 to 5, with detailed information for each municipality, including sky conditions, minimum and maximum temperatures, and wind direction and intensity.

According to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and the Atmosphere, no weather warnings have been issued for the Lisbon district, indicating stable climatic conditions during this period.

The forecasts vary slightly between localities, with minimum temperatures between 14°C and 20°C and maximums between 22°C and 39°C, generally mostly clear skies, and predominant wind from the north direction, mostly light to moderate.

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