oh On Friday, March 22, the weather will be marked by an isolated depression in the southwest of the continent, which will create conditions for a very warm flow from North Africa, dust, which inhibits convection (in addition to dry air). A lot of energy will be available, but there are no other conditions for thunderstorms, so the weather will be dry!
Winds come from the eastern quadrant, and sometimes turn northerly over the mountains, southerly, and western coastal areas.
Is it only hot in traditionally hot areas? No. In fact, it is likely to reach the entire country, and currently, we are predicting temperatures of up to 31 or 32ºC even on the north coast (forecast below).
Time It is summer, the beginning of spring, but “winter is lurking” – confusion!
in the Azores Humidity increases from the north, but it is generally dry – temperatures drop slightly
at Madeira will be unstable with rain, thunderstorms and wind – a day reminiscent of winter!
at The MetOffice letter says we can easily check the “why” of all this – a depression in the south of the region and a counter-cyclone in eastern Spain all combine to push more warm air from North Africa. – North of the Azores the anticyclone pushes a dissipative front to the south, which affects the archipelago, although it dissipates – Detailed Forecast Next!
Friday weather forecast in continental Portugal
Summary: Skies are generally not overcast, mostly cloudy in the south – and more cloudy inland. Chance of rain in Alaghar Temple. High temperature at that time.
- Lightly overcast skies, with clouds growing steeply in the south. We didn't expect morning fog on this day. Some high clouds.
- Showers and thunderstorms are likely in the south, unlikely in the south
- Presence of dust all over the areaBasically, a yellow sky
- to The temperature usually rises to a maximum of 6 to 8 degrees CelsiusMinimum and maximum, but the temperature is higher during the season!
- It will be a day with temperature values Maximum values range from 28 to 30ºC in most regions, with the lowest values appearing in the northern and central interior, where values are generally between 24 and 26ºC, and slightly higher in valley areas. At points on the north and central coast, it can reach 31 to 33ºC
- Downs will be around 15 to 17ºC in most areas, lower values in the south (9-11ºC in the interior of Alentejo), and higher values in exposed areas (18-19ºC).
- We predict East wind, moderate20 to 35 km per hourGenerally, moderate to gusty winds of 50km/h at times over the highlands will turn northerly over the west coast.
- A The sea water temperature is around 14ºC on the north west coast and 15ºC on the rest of the west coast.
- at The Algarve sea temperature is around 16ºC
- with the sea Waves of 2 to 3m are expected across the west coast, sometimes reaching maximum heights of 4m
- Alagarkoil on the south coast We will keep Waves up to 1 m
We leave this prediction to interpretation ARPEGE model's temperature prediction, very high, indeed, abnormal temperature and NASA GEOS5 model's dust prediction – high dust concentration
Note that the forecast may be different and this only serves to provide an indication from the numerical forecast models
Temperature on Friday
Friday weather forecast in the Azores
Summary: This Friday, In the Azores, We are forecasting (generally) dry weather, high clouds and some light rain and high winds in the eastern group. Calm seas and mild weather
- Overcast sky, generally – good periods with sun, sometimes some clear
- Occasional\frequent light rain
- Temperatures should drop slightly compared to Thursday, with little wind, allowing the day to be even more pleasant.
- wind Generally Weak, 10 to 20km/h, West and Central groups with gusty winds of 40\50km/h (Moderate to Strong) from East, East to North.
- We predict temperatures between 12 to 14ºC (minimum), This is 15 to 17ºC (Max), Generally
- Usually waves up to 2-3m
- Sea water temperature is around 18ºC
To this day we can see, Maximum temperature predicted by the ICON model
The predicted maximum temperature is Friday
Friday weather forecast in Madeira
Summary: Looking forward to this Friday A very cloudy and rainy day in Madeira, with frequent showers, high winds, from the north – The sea must be very rough
- Periods of very cloudy or overcast skies – Occasional clear skies are possible on the southern slopes of Madera Island
- Showers and thunderstorms throughout the day – Lots of rain Frequently And sometimes serious
- wind Generally moderate, northerly (generally 25 to 35km/h), strong and sometimes gusty winds up to 75km/h over the highlands and northern slopes.
- Temperature without major changes Compared to previous days
- We expect a maximum temperature of 20\21ºC and a minimum temperature of 14 to 15ºC
- Ultraviolet radiation: 6 (High)
- with the sea Waves are usually 3-4 m – maximum waves are up to 5 m on the north coast of Madeira Island
- Sea water is around 19\20ºC temperature
A day of many clouds, little sun and showers, sometimes intense and thundery. with expected rotation Volatility will begin to ease over the next few days and then it may dry out again – Keep following our daily forecasts here
Using the ECMWF model, we can see in the letter below, Rainfall forecast for today in Madeira Island
Next days
We are expecting very warm weather this Saturday, and Sunday will be even hotter. But don't get too used to it The weather will change again soon and we'll move into colder weather with rain\unstable and even snow likely within a few days!
The weather is constantly changing, With the temperature on a real roller coaster!
We may experience some volatility over the weekend as well, due to isolated depression, but is it significant? Not sure yet, not even sure this Friday!
The NAO-phase (weak anticyclone in the Azores) dominated, but Now it will change gradually, but with continued humidity – temperatures will rise – we expect the anticyclone to strengthen west of the Azores – which may initially bring stability and warm weather, then reduce cold air in the east.
As we have already mentioned we have been following the evolution towards something very volatile in the last days of March, and now it looks very certain – A combination of factors favors an evolution towards more unstable weather and variable temperatures, but the most drastic change occurs in the last week of the month.
A In the south, luckily, the rain is on the way and it could reappear towards the end of the month – you can read the full forecast for March here
A Instability will occasionally emerge – could it “threaten” Easter? Let's see, probably – although the models are still somewhat variable and with different scenarios – it's still impossible to predict what the 29th to 31st (Good Friday and Easter weekend) period will look like.
The weather in the Azores will be relatively dry and there should be no high wind or significant rain conditions, but we are not predicting any significant bad weather – this will last until at least March 24/25, after which we should keep an eye on the possibility of some wetter weather.
Fluxes may now prevail from the southwest And temperatures should moderate, but then move to a colder northeast
The sea will continue to be rough
And There will be less rain in the Azores for the next 6 to 7 days
at Madeira will be unsettled over the next few days and will remain so until at least the 23rd – then cool…
It might still be winter at the end of the month, so watch out!
Temperatures are expected to be above average until the 23rd/24th – then may drop – Being that As of now, no significant bad weather is expected in the archipelago
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