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Yellow warning for hot weather in Madeira extended until Tuesday
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Yellow warning for hot weather in Madeira extended until Tuesday

Correio da Manhã13 September 2026 at 16:27

The yellow warning for hot weather in Madeira has been extended until Tuesday. The Regional Service of Civil Protection issued a reminder about the prohibition of bonfires and controlled burns in the autonomous region, which remains in effect until October 31. This extension of the weather warning comes in a context of high temperatures that have been affecting the island. Regional authorities continue to call on the population to respect the restrictions in effect during this period.

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Residents and visitors to Madeira should prepare for high temperatures over the next few days and respect the prohibition of bonfires and controlled burns, which is in effect until the end of October. This extension of the yellow warning follows a period of intense heat that has increased the risk of fires on the island.

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