Maximum temperatures rise this Wednesday across the mainland
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Maximum temperatures rise this Wednesday across the mainland

SAPO2 September 2026 at 07:18

The maximum temperatures will rise this Wednesday across the Portuguese mainland. The sky will be mostly clear or cloud-free across most of the territory. In the North and Centre of the country, morning cloud cover is expected.

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