The temperatures and precipitation in Portugal will show values deviating from the reference climatological normal in the last two weeks of September. This month has been hot, with temperatures above average in most of the country, and the last few days and coming hours will still record values close to 40°C in some locations, especially along the interior strip and in the south of the country.
From an atmospheric perspective, stability has dominated the scene due to the presence of an anticyclone that remains over the Portuguese geography, acting as a barrier that prevents the occurrence of precipitation. The dry and warm weather trend could continue in the coming weeks, although the forecast is not fully confirmed.
September is thus being characterized by typical summer meteorological conditions, with intense heat and absence of rain, raising the question of whether this trend will extend until the end of the month or if there will be significant changes in the weather pattern.
