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Heat near 40 degrees puts Setúbal under yellow warning
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Heat near 40 degrees puts Setúbal under yellow warning

SAPO Notícias12 September 2026 at 17:15

The district of Setúbal is under a yellow warning due to intense heat, with temperatures that could approach 40 degrees. The warning was issued by meteorological authorities to alert the population to hot weather conditions.

The yellow warning, the least severe on a three-level scale, indicates a potential risk for certain activities. Although it does not represent extreme danger, authorities recommend precautions to the population.

Maximum temperatures are expected to remain high during the coming days in the district of Setúbal. The proximity to 40 degrees makes the heat particularly intense for this region.

Health authorities recommend that the population avoid sun exposure during the hottest hours, stay hydrated, and take special care with vulnerable groups such as children, elderly people, and those with chronic illnesses.

Why this matters

Setúbal residents should be prepared to face a day of intense heat, with potential risk for vulnerable groups such as the elderly and children. The yellow warning implies attention to weather conditions and may require prevention measures, such as adequate hydration and avoiding prolonged sun exposure. This situation arises in the context of a heat wave that has been affecting various regions of the country in recent weeks.

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