Bad weather is returning to Seixal with an orange alert
Discover the weather forecast from the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere with New in Seixal.
Pay attention to sea disturbances.
Last week was invaded by the feeling of summer and short sleeves and shorts came out again, but the sun was short-lived (literally). Let’s hope you’ve made good use of your vitamin D, because the bad weather is back and it’s coming with a vengeance, which will put the municipality on orange alert due to rough seas and strong winds.
For this Monday, March 25th, the yellow alert will come into effect, and the rain and storms will only start in the evening. Take the opportunity to get things done outside the house this Monday, because the rain will take over the whole week. Temperatures will also drop, with this Monday the maximum temperature will be 17 degrees and the minimum will be 9 degrees.
According to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere, on Tuesday, March 26, it will rain throughout the day with strong winds and temperatures that will be around 15 and 7 degrees. The same scenario is expected for March 27th, Wednesday, with maximum and minimum temperatures approaching 16 and 12 degrees.
Thursday’s scenario is still unknown, so no warning has yet been given at this time. In any case, the rain will persist with a 100 percent chance of precipitation with temperatures reaching 18 degrees and falling to 12 degrees.
On Good Friday, although there is a 100 percent chance of rain, the sun will peek out for brief moments, which could create a rainbow, so stay tuned. Here, the thermometers will drop to 9 degrees and can reach 16 degrees. The weekend will be no different, lots of rain, wind, clouds and a temperature of 9 degrees minimum and 15 maximum for both days from March 30th to 31st.
We know that the Seixal and Amora bay area is very attractive, but you will have to move a little away from these places, as the biggest danger will be the sea disturbances. Be careful, drive cautiously and don’t forget to take a raincoat and an umbrella when you leave the house.
