Rain, hail and strong wind: extreme weather phenomenon causes damage in the North of the country
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Rain, hail and strong wind: extreme weather phenomenon causes damage in the North of the country

SIC Notícias5 September 2026 at 23:45

An extreme weather phenomenon hit the North of the country, causing heavy rain, hail and strong wind. The event caused various damages and left a trail of destruction in the affected areas.

On social media, several users shared photographs and videos of the phenomenon, which caught everyone off guard. The images show the violence with which the bad weather struck.

There are reports of flooded streets, fallen trees and various other material damages caused by the storm.

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