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Weather forecast for September 16, 2026

Jornal de Mafra15 September 2026 at 20:33

A weather forecast was published for September 16, 2026, covering the municipalities of Mafra, Sintra, Torres Vedras, Santa Cruz, Ericeira and Lisbon, with information for September 16 to 19.

According to the forecast, the weather will be partly cloudy in all municipalities between Wednesday, the 16th, and Friday, the 18th, with the sky becoming clear only on Saturday, the 19th. Minimum temperatures vary between 12ºC and 20ºC, while maximum temperatures range between 20ºC and 33ºC, with Torres Vedras and Lisbon having the highest temperatures on Saturday.

The wind will blow moderately from the North during the first three days of the forecast. On Saturday, the wind is expected to weaken and change direction, varying between East, Northeast and Northwest depending on the locality.

The Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere has not issued any weather warnings for the Lisbon district, indicating no adverse weather conditions.

Why this matters

Readers in the Lisbon and Mafra region can plan their outdoor activities for the coming days, knowing that Wednesday and Thursday will have partly cloudy skies with mild temperatures, while Saturday promises clear weather with significant heat, especially in the areas of Torres Vedras and Lisbon. There are no active weather warnings from IPMA.

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