Santo da Serra recorded a sharp rise in temperature throughout the day, going from 16.7 degrees Celsius in the early morning to 32 degrees Celsius. This locality on the island of Madeira experienced a thermal amplitude of 15.3 degrees since the early hours of the morning. The information refers to meteorological data collected in the region, which shows a significant variation in climatic conditions in a short space of time. The thermal jump recorded represents a considerable change in the temperatures that residents and visitors experienced between the early morning and the hottest hours of the day.
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Santo da Serra jumps from 16.7 to 32 °C
SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 15:41
Why this matters
This exceptional thermal variation directly affects the residents and visitors to Madeira, who now face intense heat conditions in a place usually cooler. The 15.3°C amplitude in a few hours may pose health risks, especially for vulnerable groups, and highlights local climate instability.
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